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Shakahola: Seal security gaps that allowed killings to go undetected

Interior Cabinet Secretary Kithure Kindiki (centre) speaks after visiting the mass-grave site in Shakahola

Interior Cabinet Secretary Kithure Kindiki (centre) speaks after visiting the mass-grave site in Shakahola, outside the coastal town of Malindi, on April 25, 2023.

Photo credit: Yasuyoshi Chiba | AFP

By  COLLINS ODOTE

Associate Professor

University of Nairobi School of Law

The events around Shakahola have been the top news in the country in the past few weeks.

The death of more than 100 Kenyans, both adult and children, and the manner in which it happened is shocking and scary.

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