Illicit trade is a major concern in Kenya, and addressing this issue requires a strong legal framework supported by an active parliament. 

The legal framework should include harsh penalties and measures to deter offenders and prevent the flow of illegal goods. 

Additionally, parliament should play a pivotal role in advocating for policies and laws that enable effective regulation and monitoring of illicit trade. This can include funding regulatory agencies, providing oversight through committees, and working with law enforcement agencies to ensure the laws are complied with. 

It is important that all stakeholders work together to tackle the issue of illicit trade in Kenya. 

To effectively combat illicit trade in Kenya, it is important for all stakeholders to work together. 

This includes not only the government and law enforcement agencies but also private sector organizations and civil society groups. 

key area where collaboration can be particularly effective is in the sharing of information and intelligence. 

By working together to identify patterns and trends in illicit trade, stakeholders can develop more targeted strategies for prevention and enforcement.

 Another important step is to engage with communities that are most affected by illicit trade, providing them with education and resources to help them protect themselves from its negative effects. 

Ultimately, addressing this issue will require a sustained effort over time, but with strong leadership and a commitment to cooperation, progress can be made towards a safer, more secure future for all Kenyans.