JUST IN: Kenya Acquires 6 Turkish-built Drones That Cost $5 Million a piece 

  Kenya has taken delivery of six Bayraktar TB2 unmanned combat aerial vehicles (UCAVs) to bolster its fight against terrorism and other forms of organised crime. Manufactured by Turkish defence firm Baykar, these drones will also be deployed for surveillance missions. According to Turkish media reports, the acquisition marks a deepening defence collaboration between Nairobi and Ankara. Bayraktar TB2 drones—already battle-tested in conflicts such as Libya, Syria, and Ukraine—have become highly sought-after worldwide, particularly across Africa. Officials say the model’s effectiveness, affordability, and adaptability make it a suitable choice for nations operating on constrained defence budgets. Each unit costs about $5
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