Ingonga says the war will be fought directly within local communities.
Kenya's DPP Renson Ingonga warned communities in Eldoret about rising femicide and digital fraud — including SIM-swap syndicates, mobile money scams, and fake recruitment schemes targeting urban youth. For tech and compliance teams, the alert signals growing enforcement focus on digital financial crime in East Africa, relevant to any organization managing mobile payments, KYC processes, or fraud detection in the region.
By Titus Ominde
Contributor
Nation Media Group
The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Renson Ingonga has issued a stern warning to perpetrators of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) and digital fraudsters.
The DPP said the war against crime will no longer be confined to courtrooms but will be fought directly within local communities.
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