Stop Crime Kenya

Stop Crime Kenya Citizens, working with Government and other partners, to campaign against illicit trade, tax evasion and other organised crime.

Illicit trade is not a victimless crime.It steals the revenue that's meant to build a brighter future for all Kenyans.Re...
13/02/2026

Illicit trade is not a victimless crime.
It steals the revenue that's meant to build a brighter future for all Kenyans.
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Every shilling funnelled into the shadow economy deprives hard-working Kenyans of funds required for their schools, housing, medical care and basic safety.

More than half of excisable goods sold in Kenya are illicit, according to the KRA.We can't afford to allow this industri...
06/02/2026

More than half of excisable goods sold in Kenya are illicit, according to the KRA.
We can't afford to allow this industrial-scale looting for a single day longer.

More than half of excisable products on sale in Kenya may be illicit or non-compliant, says Kenya Revenue Authority, jus...
29/01/2026

More than half of excisable products on sale in Kenya may be illicit or non-compliant, says Kenya Revenue Authority, just as it sets its eyes on pouring more money into the misfunctioning tax stamps system.

KRA warns over half of excisable goods in Kenya may be illicit, as it plans to double excise stamps and tighten tracking.

21/01/2026

Officers from Kenya Revenue Authority have seized >Sh280 million worth of illicit Supermatch ci******es at the Port of Mombasa.
Illicit trade cripples legitimate businesses, destroys honest jobs and steals vital state revenue.

🚨Fake liquor den bust:Cops raided a home in Murang'a being used as a distillery to produce and pack counterfeit alcohol....
14/01/2026

🚨Fake liquor den bust:
Cops raided a home in Murang'a being used as a distillery to produce and pack counterfeit alcohol.
Inside the house were hundreds of cartons of fake liquor packed in bottles of cheap brands that are normally consumed in bars.

12/01/2026

Well done to Kenya Revenue Authority for intercepting suspected illicit ethanol worth Sh16 million in Nairobi.
Illicit trade costs lives.

Officers from Kenya Revenue Authority seized contraband Supermatch ci******es worth >Sh70m in Mombasa. The bust followed...
02/01/2026

Officers from Kenya Revenue Authority seized contraband Supermatch ci******es worth >Sh70m in Mombasa.
The bust followed coordinated surveillance by the Joint Port Control Unit with support from international partners, including Interpol.

NAIROBI, Kenya, Dec 24 – Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) enforcement teams have intercepted a consignment of contraband ci******es in Mombasa valued at an estimated Sh72.2 million, following coordinated surveillance and tracking by the Joint Port Control Unit (JPCU) with support from international p...

Criminals are preying on vulnerable young people by using sewage water to make illegal brew for sale in the slums.Illici...
19/12/2025

Criminals are preying on vulnerable young people by using sewage water to make illegal brew for sale in the slums.
Illicit trade costs lives.

Geoffrey Mosiria asked the National Authority for the Campaign Against Alcohol and Drug Abuse (NACADA) to take action against illegal production of alcohol.

09/12/2025

New state-of-the-art testing equipment at will boost efforts to stamp out counterfeit and sub-standard products.
We need to utilise every tool available to defeat the criminals in illicit trade who are looting our nation.

08/12/2025

Beware potentially deadly counterfeit and non-compliant products on sale this holiday season.
Criminals will stop at nothing to turn a profit.
Illicit trade costs lives.

11/11/2025

A welcome win against the to***co smugglers who are stealing billions from Kenyans:
Kenya Revenue Authority officers seize Sh200 million worth of illicit ci******es at Mombasa port.
But we still must combat a tidal wave of contraband.

Every respondent in a survey by Stop Crime Kenya (StoCK) said they'd come across illicit goods for sale.What exactly has...
10/11/2025

Every respondent in a survey by Stop Crime Kenya (StoCK) said they'd come across illicit goods for sale.
What exactly has been done to combat this money-sucking menace in the 4 years since?

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