Stray bullets fired from Ethiopia hit Sessi Mixed Secondary School in Moyale, Kenya, prompting the evacuation of KCSE candidates. The incident occurred on Sunday night, according to local authorities. Deputy County Commissioner Benedict Munywoki confirmed that students from Sessi Mixed Secondary School and St Mary’s Mixed Secondary School were relocated to safer areas.
The attack, which involved stray bullets and grenades, has raised security concerns in the region. The exact origin of the gunfire remains unclear, but officials suspect it was linked to cross-border clashes between Ethiopian and Kenyan forces. No casualties were reported among the students, though the schools remain under investigation.
The incident highlights ongoing tensions in the border region, where sporadic clashes have occurred between Ethiopian and Kenyan military forces. The area has seen increased activity in recent months, with reports of border skirmishes and unexplained gunfire. Local authorities have urged heightened vigilance and are working with regional agencies to assess the situation. The evacuation of students underscores the impact of cross-border instability on civilian life.
