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40pc of malaria drugs in Kenya counterfeits

KISUMU: Approximately, 40 per cent of malaria drugs sold in Kenya are counterfeits, a special working group of the National Council on the Administration of Justice has revealed.

The special working group Chairman Abdulqadir Lorot said malaria counterfeits are more compared to other drugs because it is the number one killer disease in the country.

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