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A lady carrying a cup of oil that she has borrowed from her neighbours as dusk settles in Laisamis.
A Rendille herder at Gue, where people travelled up to 75km to water their animals.
A herder boy with the male members of his family at Gue watering hole.
32-year-old Ntiripwa Dokhole, a local of Laisamis in northern Kenya, with her herd of goats at Gue.
A boy runs past a cluster watering hole at Gue, a critical place where pastoralists have been taking their animals over the past three years.
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