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CHAIRMAN, Crime Journalists Assoc. of Kenya @CrimesScribesKE Inspector. Security/Investigations. MEMBER: Int'l Police Assoc.-Kenya, @kepsocKE, @CrimeMustFall
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Illegal logging, poverty fuel forest crime in Kenya

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By Zadock Angira Verified
| The Standard (Kenya) Verified
Kenya’s forests are being destroyed, negatively affecting environmental health, biodiversity and climate stability. [File, Standard] Illegal logging, extraction of forest resources for domestic, medicinal and aesthetic use have been identified as threats to forest ecosystems in Kenya. According to a report by the National Crime Research Centre (NCRC), corruption, banditry, cattle rustling, poaching, and wildlife trafficking are the most prevalent secondary crimes targeting forest flora.
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IPOA finds officers guilty of misconduct during protests over use of force, hidden number plates

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By Zadock Angira Verified
| TNX Africa
IPOA found that police have repeatedly used excessive force during protests, alongside poor accountability and inadequate preparedness. [Courtesy] Independent investigations have revealed that there has been excessive use of force, lack of accountability and inadequate preparedness on the part of the police during the various past protests.
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IPOA finds officers guilty of misconduct during protests over use of force, hidden number plates

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By Zadock Angira Verified
| TNX Africa
IPOA found that police have repeatedly used excessive force during protests, alongside poor accountability and inadequate preparedness. [Courtesy] Independent investigations have revealed that there has been excessive use of force, lack of accountability and inadequate preparedness on the part of the police during the various past protests.
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