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Illegal firearm holders in Transmara ordered to surrender within 14 days

Former Interior Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiangi inspecting guns at Njipiship in Transmara.[FILE]

The Narok County Security Committee has come under renewed scrutiny over its failure to curb persistent violence, cattle rustling, and armed conflict in the Transmara region — particularly in Transmara West and South.

Residents have now been ordered to surrender illegal firearms within 14 days, ahead of a forceful disarmament operation set to begin after the amnesty period lapses.

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