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City politician Steve Mbogo fights to get back his guns

Flamboyant city politician Steve Mbogo and a colleague at Dusit D2 Hotel in January. He is carrying one of the confiscated guns. [Courtesy]

Former Starehe parliamentary aspirant Steve Mbogo has moved to court to challenge the cancellation of his firearm certificate.

Through lawyer Willis Evans, Mbogo says that on February 5, 2019, the Firearms Licensing Board informed him of the decision to confiscate his four weapons and bullets. 

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