Bars And Entertainment Joints To Be Closed On The Following Date To Allow Elections To Take Place
Politicians,the media stations and human interest groups have been rallying the people to come out in large numbers and participate in the forthcoming general elections. In previous elections,the voter turn out had been low something that has been worrying the different political candidates who are in need of votes to win the elections.
Police Exposes How Drug Dealers Are Using Animals To Smuggle Bhang In Kenya
This festive season, the police are trying to prevent any smuggling of drugs. During their investigation, they discovered a new method that drug dealers are using to smuggle bhang from Ethiopia to Kenya. During a stakeholder Consultative meeting attended by senior government officers, it was revealed that smugglers are using animals to bring drugs into the country through Moyale, Wajir, Isiolo and Nairobi to Mombasa.
NACADA Speaks After Wajackoya Vowed To Legalize Bhang if Elected President, Issues Warning to Kenyans
The National Authority for the Campaign Against Alcohol and Drug Abuse has commented on ongoing proposals for the legalization of bhang. The Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (Control) Act allows for the medical and scientific use of cannabis, but prohibits its recreational and commercial use, according to Nacada.
"Hakuna Sherehe Siku Ya Kupiga Kura " NACADA To Close Bars & Entertainment Joints During Elections
On the eve of the August 9 election, the National Authority for the Campaign Against Alcohol and Drug Abuse (NACADA) wants all bars and entertainment venues shuttered. On Saturday, July 30, NACADA Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Victor Okioma told the media that the agency will seek advice from the Ministry of Interior on whether the idea could be executed.
Just in: NACADA Tells CS Matiangi to Close Bars Ahead of August Elections, Reveals Why
NACADA has suggested that Fred Matiang'i should order the shutdown of bars and entertainment venues. The National Authority for the Campaign Against Alcohol and Drug Abuse (NACADA) is requesting the closure of all bars and entertainment venues one day prior to the elections. According to the chief executive officer (CEO) of NACADA, Victor Okioma, the majority of election-related violence is caused by drunk youths, and this action would be crucial in promoting peace.
NACADA urges youths to be peace ambassadors
The National Authority for the Campaign Against Alcohol and Drug Abuse (NACADA) has taken to Nakuru its campaign aimed at sensitising members of the public on the need to maintain peace before and after the August 9 General Election with calls on the youths to shun lawless activities during the period.
Fred Matiangi Criticizes This Famous Presidential Aspirant Over His Weird Manifesto
Politicians are employing novel and cutting-edge strategies to entice voters as the race for Kenya's top office heats up even further. It has been noted that even though Kenya's Electoral Boundaries Commission cut the number of candidates running for president to four, it is now clear that the campaign is heating up following the admission of new politicians who had never been heard of before.
NACADA: You Will Face The Law If You Follow George Wajackoyah’s Advice On The Use Of Bhang
Young people have been cautioned by the National Authority for the Campaign Against Alcohol and Drug Abuse (NACADA) not to heed to statements encouraging the use of illegal substances. Victor Okioma; CEO of NACADA cited Prof. George Wajackoyah's pledge to legalize marijuana production if elected president as evidence that the drug is still illegal in the nation.
Which way Mr Mututho?
Former National Authority for the Campaign Against Alcohol and Drugs Abuse (NACADA) chairman John Mututho on Monday expressed interest in making a comeback to Kenya's political scene. This is according to a report by RMS' Citizen tv on their official Facebook page post yesterday. The former Naivasha member of parliament, famous for introducing a raft of measures that sought to tame the selling of alcohol in the country popularly known as Mututho laws, will be contesting for Nakuru County’s senatorial seat at the August this year's polls.
Gov't Plans to Shut Down Bars Ahead of Polls
With only nine days until the August 9 general election, Kenyans are hoping for a free and credible vote. The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) has urged Kenyans from all walks of life to join hands and embrace peace and harmony during the election campaign.
NACADA to shutdown bars & entertainment joints during elections.
The National Authority for the Campaign Against Alcohol and Drugs Abuse (NACADA), wants all bars and entertainment joints closed on the eve of the August 9 polls. Speaking to the media on Saturday, July 30, NACADA chief executive officer (CEO) Victor Okioma revealed that the agency would move to the ministry of interior to seek an advisory on whether the proposal can be implemented.
Just In: The Government Announces A Nationwide Crackdown On These Products Effective From Today
In anticipation of the holiday season, the Kenyan government is rumored to have made an important statement. According to TV 47 Kenya, Dr. Raymond Omollo, the chief secretary of internal security, has begun a countrywide crackdown on illegal narcotics and alcohol that will last until the holiday season.
Matiang'i Warns Professor George Wajackoyah Over His Bhang Manifesto
Interior Cabinet Secretary Dr. Fred Matiang'i has at last responded to Professor George Wajackoyah's request for marijuana legalization. Wajackoyah received a warning from ICS Fred Matiang'i on June 26 and a threat of legal action if he persisted in his cannabis license scheme. Professor Wajackoyah has gained considerable notoriety around the nation as a consequence of his cannabis accreditation campaign, which has received enthusiastic backing from young people.
DCI Raises Alarm Over Illegal Rehab Centres Where The Cane Is Administered Thoroughly On Foreigners
Amin Ibrahim Mohammed, the Director of Criminal Investigations (DCI) boss, has issued an urgent alert following the receipt of significant intelligence reports regarding illicit operations in the nation's capital city. Photo courtesy The head of the DCI said in a statement dated November 1 that foreign nationals are being held against their will in Eastleigh and Rongai by illicit rehabilitation facilities.