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Ethiopia border clashes leave families hungry and homeless in Kenya
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Fighting over disputed land and water in Ethiopia’s Moyale border region has driven thousands of people into Kenya.
Fighting over disputed land and water in Ethiopia’s Moyale border region has driven thousands of people into Kenya.
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