Senator Kipchumba Murkomen has issued a stern warning to politicians he alleges are funding militia groups, stating their actions risk destabilizing the country. This comes as Inspector General Douglas Kanja calls on parents to actively steer their children away from criminal gangs and violent activities, warning lawbreakers will face decisive police action. Meanwhile, Kenya Kwanza leaders have lashed out at Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua over what they term as 'reckless' tourism remarks. Gachagua has dared the government to arrest him if they possess evidence linking him to the outlawed Mungiki sect's alleged mobilization in the Mount Kenya region for political purposes.
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