Guns in the Shadows: The Struggle for Firearm Regulation in Kenya – BBC Africa Eye Documentary

Control on regular guns don't stop illegaly guns owners

I still think even if they surrender, they should be prosecuted for the crimes they committed.

This is the reason why i want to become a president

Kafu

That masked man chilling on the couch and recounting with his finger on the trigger of what looks like a Glock semi-auto handgun made me so nervous I nearly stopped the video clip.

Wasee mimi hushindwa kwani Kenya ni ngapi 😂😂😂

why is British peoples license fee being used for kenyan/african documentaries?
even more reason to defund the child trafficking, child molesting and rapist bbc!

Kenyan police should never be trusted even in times you badly need them.

DCI warudishwe wapelekwenge mothito washughulikiwe

but iyo sheng si ya msee hudunga mboka

Wat sin have we no sinned in kenya?I told you kenya itakuwa no.1 to perish

Poverty is the cause? Then why is that masked murderer sitting on a nicer couch than I've ever sat on?? I'm likely more poor than he is but yet it's not a life or death circumstance for me, i don't have to murder or rob to survive and i get zero government assistance. It seems to me that it's a matter of values, sociopathy, ethics, etc. This man can't get by selling cannabis or something that doesn't involve killing folks? I don't buy the narrative or rationalization.

Sometimes am scared in my own country

They should just throw away the guns in places they cant be found then quietly move on from crime my thot

Hapa mtu ukirudisha bunduki hama hiyo town uende kuanza maisha kwingine penye mtu hakujui. I don't want guns on the streets but also don't fully trust police either

Honestly blame the police and government! They mistreat us the youths so BLAME THEM!!! Living in the ghetto death can come at any moment

You will know he is a fool when he holds gun by the trigger

From the accent, the reporter sounds a young Kenyan. However, this is no sufficient justification to ignorantly misrepresent the truth. As a Kenyan of sound mind, I'm shocked by the level of exaggeration. How can you say that the guns with civilians are more than those in hands of police and military? Almost everything sounds so wrong with this story. Whereas it's true that there're some instances of crime (like in any other developing country) it's not fair to tarnish an entire country. Many parts of the country are peaceful and gun crime is almost nonexistent. Mr. Reporter, you have said that you grew up in the slums, have you taken time to travel beyond the slum? Where did you carry out your research? Did you go to Embu, Nyeri, Bungoma…or you just concluded that what goes on in one county's slum is sufficient to represent life in the other 46 counties?
Kenyan is a great nation. There's rule of law. Calling our country 'a deadly country' is an irresponsible statement.

Trust is hard, they should do drop off and get address. Easy