At least 11 people have been killed in violent clashes between nomadic herders and farmers in southern Chad.
The incident occurred in the Nya Pende area of Logone Oriental province, where herders attacked a village, resulting in multiple deaths and injuries.
The conflict between herders and farmers is a longstanding issue in the region, often fueled by competition over scarce resources such as water and grazing land.
The recent clashes highlight the need for effective conflict resolution mechanisms and sustainable solutions to address the underlying causes of the violence.