Communities along the Kisumu-Kericho border are proactively working to prevent a return to cattle rustling and election-related violence. Residents expressed concern that political incitement could undermine over a decade of progress achieved through cross-border peacebuilding efforts. A recent joint peace dialogue, held in Sondu, brought together community members, administrators, security personnel, and religious leaders to address these concerns. Participants emphasized the importance of maintaining peace during the upcoming election period. The initiative aims to foster continued collaboration and prevent a resurgence of conflict. Local leaders are urging responsible political conduct to safeguard the hard-won peace and security of the region. This collaborative approach signals a strong commitment to peaceful coexistence and stability.