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British Army in Laikipia under fire

This is the real reason why there are wildfires in Laikipia. Forget the media spin. The British Army Training Unit (BATUK) in Laikipia is out of order. Residents claim the soldiers training there have refused to heed the command of their superiors by lighting up fires so as to not train. According to a resident, a s

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This is the real reason why there are wildfires in Laikipia. Forget the media spin. The British Army Training Unit (BATUK) in Laikipia is out of order. Residents claim the soldiers training there have refused to heed the command of their superiors by lighting up fires so as to not train. According to a resident, a section of the soldiers were scheduled to start training at Loldaiga Ranch but they did not want to train so they set the place they were supposed to train on fire to delay their training. "The fire has spread throughout the ranch burning down over ten thousand acres. They are not helping contain the fire despite having the fire fighting equipment. Instead, they are just watching the fire burn as they enjoy themselves", the resident...

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