2012-07-04 06:48:14 500 Fishermen Flee Lake Turkana Due to Insecurity [The Star] MORE than 500 fishermen have fled from Lake Turkana following the killing of three of their colleagues by militiamen from the Merille tribe in Ethiopia. Fishing activities on the lake have been paralysed following a spate of attacks in areas on the Kenya-Ethiopia border.

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