What is fueling persistent cattle raiding in Kapelebyong?

Cattle raiding has affected the economic activities in the region, including trade and agriculture.

Last week, Karimojong warriors in Anyangan village in Kapelebyong stole 21 heads of cattle/File photo

By: NewVision Reporter, Journalists @NewVision

The continued raiding of cattle by the Karimojong in Kapelebyong district in Uganda's northeast has been blamed on the cultural belief in the ownership of animals in the region.

Richard Enyagu

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What is fueling persistent cattle raiding in Kapelebyong?

Cattle raiding has affected the economic activities in the region, including trade and agriculture.

Last week, Karimojong warriors in Anyangan village in Kapelebyong stole 21 heads of cattle/File photo

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