Kenya to lead fight against illicit arms trade in 15 African countries

Interior PS Raymond Omollo represented Kenya during the meeting in Kinshasa. [Source; Ministry of Interior Comms]

Kenya has been selected to lead the fight against illicit arms trade in 15 African Nations.

The decision was reached following an endorsement by members of the Regional Centre on Small Arms and Light Weapons (RECSA) council.

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