At least 35 killed in South Sudan cattle camps attack

Unidentified attackers descended on cattle camps in a southeastern part of South Sudan, killing at least 35 people and leaving 46 with wounds, according to a community leader, The New Arab via Reuters reported on February 3rd.
Cattle raiding, which is associated with competition for limited resources, is one the primary triggers of ethnically-motivated conflicts in the country following a decades-long war.
The leader, Mayom Ateny, told Reuters on February 2nd: “On January 31st, the Dinka Bor cattle camps were attacked.” Ateny provided details of the deaths and injuries within the four camps subjected to attacks.
Ateny added that 11,000 head of cattle had been taken.
The New Arab via Reuters