Kerio Valley’s guns: Why residents still won’t give up arms

Peace has returned to Kerio Valley, but some residents still keep guns for protection...

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Despite an intensified government disarmament campaign in Kenya's Kerio Valley, some residents remain reluctant to surrender their firearms, fearing they will be left vulnerable.

Security agencies have recovered 370 illegal firearms and over 2,500 rounds of ammunition.
The campaign involves drones, patrols, and community engagement.
Residents continue to hold onto weapons despite increased pressure on armed criminals.

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