A rogue buffalo attack has left a young herder critically injured in the Madah Adon area of Masalani Location, Ijara Sub-County, Garissa County. According to residents who spoke to KNA, the herder, identified as Shukri Mohamed, was attacked while herding cattle Thursday when the buffalo charged at him, inflicting severe injuries. Fellow herders and villagers...
Saturday 18 October 2025
Kneya News Agency - 2 days ago
Buffalo attack leaves herder critically injured
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