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Inside Kenya's battle to stop 'goons and guns' as fears of political violence grow

The Standard Kenyan 2 days 1 mins read

The history of politically sponsored criminal gangs dates back to the reintroduction of multiparty democracy, unemployed youths are hired by politicians turn into tools of electoral intimidation.

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