Northern Kenya - Guns and drought

in Politics, on the 18th of February 2009

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Government of Kenya home guards protect their grazzing lands in Central Turkana. Years of armed conflict among pastoralists communities in Northern Kenya and years without rain has caused a servere drought that is threatening to wipe out the Turkan tribesmen. Photo/George Mulala

Government of Kenya home guards protect their grazzing lands in Central Turkana. Years of armed conflict among pastoralists communities in Northern Kenya and years without rain has caused a servere drought that is threatening to wipe out the Turkan tribesmen. Photo/George Mulala

ID: 22044

Government of Kenya home guards protect their grazzing lands in Central Turkana. Years of armed conflict among pastoralists communities in Northern Kenya and years without rain has caused a servere drought that is threatening to wipe out the Turkan tribesmen. Photo/George Mulala

Government of Kenya home guards protect their grazzing lands in Central Turkana. Years of armed conflict among pastoralists communities in Northern Kenya and years without rain has caused a servere drought that is threatening to wipe out the Turkan tribesmen. Photo/George Mulala

ID: 22043

Government of Kenya home guards protect their grazzing lands in Central Turkana. Years of armed conflict among pastoralists communities in Northern Kenya and years without rain has caused a servere drought that is threatening to wipe out the Turkan tribesmen. Photo/George Mulala

Government of Kenya home guards protect their grazzing lands in Central Turkana. Years of armed conflict among pastoralists communities in Northern Kenya and years without rain has caused a servere drought that is threatening to wipe out the Turkan tribesmen. Photo/George Mulala

ID: 22045

Government of Kenya home guards protect their grazzing lands in Central Turkana. Years of armed conflict among pastoralists communities in Northern Kenya and years without rain has caused a servere drought that is threatening to wipe out the Turkan tribesmen. Photo/George Mulala

Government of Kenya home guards protect their grazzing lands in Central Turkana. Years of armed conflict among pastoralists communities in Northern Kenya and years without rain has caused a servere drought that is threatening to wipe out the Turkan tribesmen. Photo/George Mulala

ID: 22046

Government of Kenya home guards protect their grazzing lands in Central Turkana. Years of armed conflict among pastoralists communities in Northern Kenya and years without rain has caused a servere drought that is threatening to wipe out the Turkan tribesmen. Photo/George Mulala

Government of Kenya home guards protect their grazzing lands in Central Turkana. Years of armed conflict among pastoralists communities in Northern Kenya and years without rain has caused a servere drought that is threatening to wipe out the Turkan tribesmen. Photo/George Mulala

ID: 22047

Government of Kenya home guards protect their grazzing lands in Central Turkana. Years of armed conflict among pastoralists communities in Northern Kenya and years without rain has caused a servere drought that is threatening to wipe out the Turkan tribesmen. Photo/George Mulala

Government of Kenya home guards protect their grazzing lands in Central Turkana. Years of armed conflict among pastoralists communities in Northern Kenya and years without rain has caused a servere drought that is threatening to wipe out the Turkan tribesmen. Photo/George Mulala

ID: 22048

Government of Kenya home guards protect their grazzing lands in Central Turkana. Years of armed conflict among pastoralists communities in Northern Kenya and years without rain has caused a servere drought that is threatening to wipe out the Turkan tribesmen. Photo/George Mulala

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Amazing photos, and I am sure

Submitted by Digital Crayons on Thu, 17/09/2009 - 23:53.

Amazing photos, and I am sure there are a million dramatic stories to be told about each one....

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