Also known as: Bishop Dr Stephen Mairori · Bishop Mairori · Bishop Dr. Stephen Mairori · Bishop Dr. Mairori · Bishop Stephen Mairori · Dr. Stephen Mairori · Dr Stephen Mairori
Bishop Stephen Mairori — NACADA Board Chair partnering with religious leaders to combat drug and alcohol abuse in the North Rift region.
… NACADA Board Chairperson Bishop Stephen Mairori praised the students for producing thoughtful essays that demonstrated maturity and commitment to building a drug-free society. …
… Stephen Mairori highlighted that Authority's adoption of wastewater analysis technology to monitor drug consumption trends in near real time, saying innovative approaches are necessary to keep pace with the evolving nature of the drug problem. …
… NACADA Board Chairman Bishop Dr Stephen Mairori highlighted the agency’s adoption of wastewater analysis technology to monitor drug consumption trends in near real-time. …
… NACADA Board Chairman Dr Stephen Mairori said the Authority is now using wastewater analysis to monitor drug consumption patterns in near real-time, enabling quicker and more targeted interventions. …
… In a decisive show, Board Chair Bishop Stephen Mairori, in the company of Head of Public Service Felix Koskei, while meeting the clergy, vowed to dismantle the drug and alcohol networks destroying Kenya’s youth. …
… Stephen Mairori has joined hands with Head of Public Service Felix Koskei and religious leaders from the North Rift region, vowing to dismantle the drug and alcohol networks destroying Kenya’s youth. …
… The collaboration was unveiled during a meeting attended by NACADA Board Chair Bishop Dr Stephen Mairori, Head of Public Service Felix Koskei, and clergy from across the region. …
Faith Munyazi Wugoma, a Grade 10 student from Helping Hands Senior School in Kilifi, won the 2026 National Senior School Essay Writing Competition on Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention, beating more than 1,100 entrants. The NACADA-organized competition formed part of the government's campaign against substance abuse among young people.
Faith Munyazi Wugoma, a Grade 10 student from Helping Hands Senior School in Kilifi, won the 2026 National Senior School Essay Writing Competition on Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention, beating more than 1,100 entrants. The NACADA-organized competition formed part of the government's campaign against substance abuse among young people.
Faith Munyazi Wugoma of Helping Hands Senior School in Kilifi County won the 2026 National Senior School Essay Writing Competition on Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention, beating more than 1,100 participants from 132 schools across 39 counties in a contest aimed at empowering young people to lead the fight against substance abuse.
Faith Munyazi Wugoma of Helping Hands Senior School won the 2026 National Senior School Essay Writing Competition on Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention, topping 1,153 entries from 132 schools across 39 counties. The competition, organised by NACADA under the theme "Protecting Our Future: Making Drug-Free Choices in School and Beyond," is part of government efforts to strengthen substance abuse prevention among young people.
Senior government officials warned during International Day Against Drug Abuse commemoration in Mombasa that Kenya faces a growing national drug crisis demanding urgent coordinated action. NACADA survey data shows 4.7 million Kenyans aged 15–65 are using at least one drug or substance, with the Coast Region recording 29.3% prevalence and Mombasa County the highest at 34.4%.
At least 4.7 million Kenyans aged between 15 and 65 years are using at least one drug or substance of abuse, according to a NACADA national survey revealed during Kenya's commemoration of the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking. The Coast region is the most affected, with Mombasa County recording the highest prevalence at 34.4 per cent.
According to the National Authority for the Campaign Against Alcohol and Drug Abuse, about 4.7 million Kenyans aged 15–65 are currently using at least one drug or substance of abuse, with the Coast region recording the highest prevalence at 29.3 percent and Mombasa County at 34.4 percent. Senior government officials warned of a growing national crisis driven by rising substance abuse among young people during commemorations of the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking.
A NACADA survey shows that more than one in every three residents of Mombasa County is using at least one drug or substance of abuse, with the county recording a 34.4 per cent prevalence rate. Nationally, an estimated 4.7 million Kenyans aged 15–65 years are using at least one drug or substance, with the Coast region at 29.3 per cent prevalence.
The National Authority for the Campaign Against Alcohol and Drug Abuse (Nacada) has partnered with religious leaders in the North Rift region to fight drug and alcohol abuse. Nacada Board Chair Bishop Stephen Mairori cited a Presidential directive on drugs and noted that the Rift Valley recorded the highest number of illicit alcoholic brews seized in the country over the last two and a half years, with security agencies confiscating 493,073 litres of illicit alcohol in the region between January 2024 and May 2026.
NACADA Board Chair Bishop Dr. Stephen Mairori, Head of Public Service Felix Koskei, and religious leaders from the North Rift region have formed an alliance to dismantle drug and alcohol networks. The initiative will intensify crackdowns on illicit brew dens and expand treatment, counseling, rehabilitation, and reintegration programs for addicts.
The National Authority for the Campaign Against Alcohol and Drug Abuse has announced a partnership with religious leaders in the North Rift region to address rising cases of drug and alcohol abuse, particularly among young people, with discussions focused on concerns over illicit alcohol, narcotics, and school unrest.