Kenya’s military spending last year rose to a new high of Sh109.7 billion to exceed the amount spent by neighbours Tanzania and Uganda combined for the first time, according to a new global report, Allan Olingo reports in the Daily Nation.
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Armored recovery vehicle of the Kenyan army (Picture source: The Nation)
Armored recovery vehicle of the Kenyan army (Picture source: The Nation)
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World News Briefs -- August 30, 2017 (Evening Edition)