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August 1, 2026
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PS Omollo vows to dismantle criminal gangs

PS Omollo vows to dismantle criminal gangs

The government has vowed to dismantle criminal gangs to safeguard peace and prevent political violence as the country heads to the General Election next year. Speaking in Kendu Bay Town Ward, Karachuonyo Constituency, Homa Bay County, Interior Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo w..

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Interior Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo has vowed to dismantle criminal gangs across Kenya, emphasizing the government's commitment to ensuring peace and preventing political violence ahead of next year's General Election.

  • The government is committed to eradicating criminal gangs and the "politics of anarchy and chaos."
  • Interior Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo made the vow in Kendu Bay Town Ward, Karachuonyo Constituency, Homa Bay County.
  • The public is urged to collaborate with security agencies through information sharing and supporting community policing efforts to build a safer nation.

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