Ruto announces more officers and vehicles in drug trafficking war

President William Ruto has announced plans to strengthen the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) Anti-Narcotics Unit with more officers...
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President William Ruto has announced significant enhancements to the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) Anti-Narcotics Unit as part of a stepped-up campaign against drug trafficking and abuse in Kenya.
- The government plans to increase personnel, provide specialized training, and equip the unit with additional vehicles, including 1,000 police vehicles expected by December.
- The initiative aims to strengthen the capacity of officers to investigate and disrupt drug trafficking networks, particularly along the Coast.
- President Ruto emphasized that while enforcement is crucial, a collective societal effort involving families and religious leaders is also needed to reduce drug demand.
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Ruto announces more officers and vehicles in drug trafficking war - October 2026
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