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Private gun owners in Kenya may soon be subjected to tighter regulations if proposed amendments to the country's firearms legislation are implemented. Among the new requirements under discussion are an annual mandatory psychiatric evaluation and the need for insurance coverage against accidental discharges. These potential changes were a key topic of discussion during a familiarization retreat for Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen in Naivasha.
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Private Guns Regulation: Proposals to tighten laws for public safety
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