Power in the wrong hands: How criminals acquire firearms
To own a firearm in Kenya, you need to be atleast 21 years of age, undergo proper training and receive a clearance certificate from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations. Despite a rigorous vetting process, firearms still end up in the wrong hands. According to the National Security Report tabled in parliament earlier this year, 650,000 illegal firearms are in circulation. How does this happen? John Allan Namu of Africa Uncensored met up with a gangster in one of Nairobi's informal settlements to find out how he acquired his firearm.
Видео Power in the wrong hands: How criminals acquire firearms канала Africa Uncensored
Видео Power in the wrong hands: How criminals acquire firearms канала Africa Uncensored
Показать
Комментарии отсутствуют
Информация о видео
Другие видео канала
In Tribe We TrustThe First Betrayal by John Allan NamuGangster's paradise: Former gang members share how crime defined their livesTukitoka reggae lazima tungepiga mradi ndiyo turecover zile dooh tulispend ||Widowed By Crime ||Tracing the criminal trail of the Gaza gangYour Story: Female Gangsters - How Taking Cars Became a Way of LifeTHE LEAD: The underworld of hardcore teenage crime in NairobiISIL and the Taliban | Featured DocumentaryBulla Karatasi: The Forgotten MassacreLife Under the Nairobi Super highway Bridge | Tuko TVThe Baby Stealers - BBC Africa Eye full documentaryNailing The Nail Bomber (Criminal Investigation Documentary) | Real StoriesTHE INSIDE STORY; Wolves at Westgate [The news behind the news of 2013 terror attack in Westgate]Dangerous Innocence Crime In NairobiAs it Happened: Attack on 14 Riverside, NairobiMost Wanted Criminal in Kenya | Edward Maina Shimoli A.K.A "Carlos The Jackal" Part 1GUN WIELDING THUG TURNING POINT-MEET DADDY, THE FORMER FAMOUS GAZA GANG GUYWeekend Express: A life of crimeJicho Pevu: Parawanja la Mihadarati Sehemu ya 3KWEGETHA-SIO MA KOIRO NI MANOTI ...INSIDE DANDORA DUMPSITE (BOMA)- KOROGOCH NAIROBI-2019-KenMwoya