Youth launch nationwide anti-crime campaign ahead of 2027 elections

The campaign comes as political attention begins to build around Kenya's 2027 general election...

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Youth across Kenya have launched a nationwide campaign, "Crime Must Fall," to combat crime and political violence, particularly in the lead-up to the 2027 General Elections.

The initiative aims to mobilize young people in all 47 counties to actively prevent crime and reject exploitation as instruments of violence.
Key organizations involved include the Professional Criminologists Association of Kenya (PCAK), the National Police Service, and the Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA).
Campaign leaders emphasize the need for mentorship and productive opportunities for youth, moving beyond job creation alone, and stress that crime prevention is a shared responsibility not solely for the police.

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