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Speaking at the opening of the Coast region alcohol and drug abuse conference at the Mombasa ASK grounds, Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has faulted political leaders from the Coast for their failure to speak out against drug abuse.
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Gachagua faults Coast leaders for their failure to speak out against drug abuse
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