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Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has sounded a stern warning to those behind illegal gun trafficking and cattle rustling in Narok County.The CS urged residents in possession of illegal firearms to surrender them to the nearest police station, if the security team comes for your firearm it might be too late so surrendering it to legal hands is important.
Murkomen Issues One-Month Ultimatum on Illegal Guns in Narok
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