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Principal Administrative Secretary for National Administration Beverly Opwora during the launch of the Report on the Theft and Illegal Trade in Donkey Skins and Related Products in Kenya at Fairmont The Norfolk in Nairobi on July 30, 2026.
Photo credit: Mwangi Muiruri | Nation Media Group Speaking during the launch of the report, where she was the chief guest representing Interior Principal Secretary Dr Raymond Omollo, Principal Administrative Secretary for National Administration Beverly Opwora expressed concern over the sharp decline in the country's donkey population, saying it was a devastating loss for thousands of families who depend on the animals for transport, farming and their daily livelihoods.
The report, titled Theft and Illegal Trade in Donkey Skins and Related Products in Kenya, paints the picture of a sophisticated underground industry that no longer revolves around simply stealing livestock.
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