Kerio Valley’s guns: Why residents still won’t give up arms
The guns are being seized, bandits hunted, and markets reopened. Yet in parts of Kenya’s troubled Kerio Valley, some residents still clutch their weapons, convinced that surrendering them could leave them exposed.
Nearly a year into the government’s intensified disarmament campaign, security agencies say they have recovered 370 illegal firearms and more than 2,500 rounds of ammunition. Drones, patrols and community engagement have increased pressure on armed criminals.
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