Kalonzo Musyoka, leader of Kenya's opposition, has outlined a new security policy aimed at addressing recent turmoil. Following chaotic events in Embu and Garissa, he called for improved security measures. His plan includes constitutional protections and local rights. The strategy also emphasizes accountability. Kalonzo pledged to maintain Kenya's defense ties with Britain. His proposals come as tensions rise. The policy aims to prevent future unrest. Details remain under discussion.