
PREMIUM Ol Kalou goons roam free despite President's order A special DCI multi-agency team formed specifically to tackle the case remains stuck in Nairobi. News Just now Listen
Article The criminal gangs that unleashed violence during the Ol Kalou parliamentary by-election remain at large despite President William Ruto's directive to security agencies to crack down on political goons, raising fresh questions about the government's resolve to end a growing culture of impunity.
Even as the President ordered police on Monday to "stop criminality" and deal firmly with goons within the law, a special Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) team assembled to investigate the Ol Kalou violence had by Wednesday evening not left Nairobi, with officers saying they were still awaiting instructions from their superiors.
We must say no to all forms of violence and the misuse of young people to transact politics.
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