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Muslims scholars and religious leaders have been challenged to support efforts by the national government to rid the nation of illicit alcohol and drugs. Defense Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale warned the war of drugs will not be won in the absence of concerted efforts.
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CS Duale asks Muslim leaders to join war on illicit brew and drugs
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