A meeting called to end a boundary dispute between Kisii county and Narok county in Olmelil ended in disarray yesterday after the parties failed to agree on crucial issues.
A team of surveyors from both devolved units who worked under heavy security failed to determine where the border is.
The surveyors are now expected to do the work afresh after two weeks.
A week earlier, before the disagreement, interior ministry principal secretary Karanja Kibicho waded into the issue saying the government will make efforts to resolve boundary disputes in the region without using force.
In regard to the same, youths from the Gusii and Kipsigis communities have been fighting for the past several days, with each group claiming ownership of the land along the common boarder.
The problem started when the two neighbors accused each other of trespassing the boundary.