Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja is facing pressure to act following a shocking BBC exposé on child sex trafficking in Maai Mahiu. Martha Karua, leader of the People's Liberation Party, has demanded the immediate arrest of suspects implicated in the illicit trade.

• The BBC documentary revealed minors as young as 12 being trafficked in Nakuru County, particularly targeting areas frequented by truck drivers.
• Karua criticized the government for its "reluctance" and "systemic failure" to address the issue, despite public outrage.
• The investigation highlighted a deep-rooted problem in Nakuru and Narok counties, with reports of local authorities not taking immediate action.