Kenya's Cabinet Secretary for Agriculture, Mutahi Kagwe, has announced a nationwide crackdown on milk hawking, deeming the unregulated sale of raw milk a significant public health risk.

• The Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development is implementing reforms to ensure milk safety and strengthen the dairy sector.
• The crackdown aims to protect millions, especially children, from consuming unsafe, untraceable milk, and to combat diseases associated with contaminated products.
• The government is also distributing 230 milk coolers nationwide as part of a Ksh1.43 billion program to support dairy farmers and organize the industry.