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Poa! Internet: KoT calls on DCI to arrest internet gadget thieves

In November 2022, the brazen theft of internet connectivity devices was brought to our attention. On the theft syndicate, staff of Internet Service Provider Poa! Internet. Victims believed that Poa! Internet staff were responsible for stealing receivers a few days or weeks after installing them. The market for resel

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In November 2022, the brazen theft of internet connectivity devices was brought to our attention. On the theft syndicate, staff of Internet Service Provider Poa! Internet. Victims believed that Poa! Internet staff were responsible for stealing receivers a few days or weeks after installing them. The market for resell is booming. On Monday, a Twitter user Rufas Kamau (@RufasKe) ignited the debate; Kenyans on Twitter (KoT) joined in. “We need a special task force that deals with thieves of internet connectivity devices in Kenya. @DCI_Kenya hizi devices zinaenda kuenda,” he wrote. He added, “If you know of a person who have lost such a device, or you have lost one yourself, kindly retweet until it reaches the DCI. Let's repair this nation”...

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