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Gangland Rule Escalates in Kenya Amid Government Inaction
President William Ruto’s administration is facing criticism for its failure to address the rise of goonism, a phenomenon where security agencies have turned a blind eye to violence and intimidation by criminal groups.
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- Goonism has become an accepted part of life in Kenya, with criminal groups operating with near impunity.
- Government officials are accused of turning a blind eye to violence against civilians by criminal gangs.
- The situation is particularly concerning given its impact on vulnerable communities such as schools and churches.
- Threats have been issued for potential protests, indicating the government's continued inaction.
- Introduction to Goonism Phenomenon
- Government’s Inaction and Impunity
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