Northern Kenya faces growing disarmament dilemma
Disarmament: More guns mean more attacks — but communities see small arms as vital for their protection against bandits.
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Disarmament: More guns mean more attacks — but communities see small arms as vital for their protection against bandits.
The first mass distribution campaign for universal coverage took place in 2006, when 3.4 million nets were given out, integrated with measles vaccination.
Most pastoralist communities are patriarchal and exclude women from property ownership.
Under current law, only companies can sell seeds, but smallholders are finding a way to exchange these vital resources
According to a police report, the bandits attempted to attack Naipetom Police Base Patrol. They were repelled by gallant officers and ended up vandalising a borehole