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August 23, 2026|14:29

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Today's goons could become gangs terrorising Kenyans in the future

The Standard Kenyan about 3 hours 1 mins read

Politicians imagine they can recruit angry young men, finance them, arm them with crude weapons, unleash them against opponents and send them home when elections end.

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