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JUBA: At least 60 people have been killed and dozens wounded in battles over livestock in South Sudan, local officials said Friday, the latest in a series of attacks between rival communities.
Battles over cattle between rival factions of the Dinka people, the Rup and Pakam clans, broke out on Dec. 6 in the central area of Western Lakes, some 250 km northwest of the capital Juba.
鈥淢ore than 60 people were killed, and dozens wounded,鈥� Akol Paul Kordit, a local MP who also serves as the country鈥檚 deputy information minister, wrote in a statement.
Fighting continued with the latest raid at dawn on Friday, it said.
Rival pastoralist communities in South Sudan have a long and bloody history of tit-for-tat raids in which cattle are rustled and property looted. Women are commonly raped and children abducted, adding fuel to revenge attacks.
Presidential spokesman Ateny Wek Ateny confirmed the 鈥渟enseless鈥� attacks, and said security chiefs had been summoned to a meeting on the violence.
鈥淲e condemn it in the strongest terms possible,鈥� he said.
Such attacks have increased amidst the breakdown of society during the four-year civil war which began in December 2013.
Half the country is in need of emergency food and a third has been forced from their homes since then, according to the UN.