Homa Bay County Police Commander, Lawrence Koilem, has called for stronger collaboration among stakeholders in addressing the growing insecurity challenges facing the County. Speaking at Ogande Girls Secondary School, Homa Bay County Police Commander Lawrence Koilem, expressed concern over increasing cases of assault, murder, drug abuse and insecurity in the county, describing them as major…
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