At least 27 people were killed and nine others injured during an armed clash between two rival tribes in South Sudan's Lakes state. The violence, which took place on Friday, was reportedly triggered by a dispute over grazing land in the central region of the country. Local police sources confirmed the casualties following the confrontation. Disputes over resources such as land and cattle remain a recurring source of localized conflict in South Sudan, often leading to significant loss of life in rural areas.
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