Schools in Moyale, Kenya, were hit by stray bullets and grenades from clashes in Ethiopia, forcing KCSE candidates to relocate. The incident occurred on Sunday night at Sessi Mixed Secondary School, according to local reports. Security concerns have risen in the area following the attack.
Kenyan authorities have increased patrols along the Kenya-Ethiopia border to prevent further unrest from spilling into the country. The government is monitoring developments closely. Deputy County Commissioner Benedict Munywoki confirmed the heightened security measures in an exclusive interview. The situation remains tense as violence continues in Ethiopia.
The violence in Ethiopia has led to cross-border incidents affecting Kenyan communities. Moyale, a border town, has become a focal point for security operations. The recent attack highlights the ongoing instability in the region. Officials are working to ensure the safety of residents and students. The situation is under active review by security agencies.
