The war on drug trafficking in Kenya is facing a big challenge after it emerged today that drug users are unwilling to share information on suppliers with police. The head of anti narcotics Sebastian Ndaru also says the United States has little usable evidence on local drug barons. He made the revelation during celebrations to mark the international day against drug abuse.
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