This comprehensive book offers an in-depth exploration of cattle rustling in Turkana and West Pokot, examining its historical roots, socio-economic and cultural significance, and the impact on local communities.

It provides detailed insights into the organization, tactics, and logistics of rustling gangs, as well as the role of small firearms and illegal trafficking networks.

The book also investigates regional security challenges, border vulnerabilities, and the methods used to combat and disrupt these illicit activities.

Additionally, it explores the financial and political dimensions of cattle theft, including corruption, money laundering, and law enforcement strategies.

Through case studies and emerging trends, the book aims to shed light on the complexities of cattle rustling and aims to contribute to effective policy and community-based solutions for peace and stability in the region.