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What we can do about the missing person’s pandemic

Hafsa Mohamed Lukman: Kidnapped and extorted then rescued by DCI. She was kidnapped by a gang in Kayole estate. Over the past couple of weeks, Kenyans have been treated to posters and news of missing persons like never before. Cases of missing persons have reached alarming levels such that we need to talk about it. E

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Hafsa Mohamed Lukman: Kidnapped and extorted then rescued by DCI. She was kidnapped by a gang in Kayole estate. Over the past couple of weeks, Kenyans have been treated to posters and news of missing persons like never before. Cases of missing persons have reached alarming levels such that we need to talk about it. Eastlands Nairobi A week doesn’t pass without a missing person’s report filed at a police station in the wider, crime-infested Eastlands part of Nairobi. Many have argued that the dusk to dawn curfew is in place so that the security forces can manage crime which has been brought about by people falling on hard times emanating from the Covid-19 pandemic. These twins, Abednego Ochieng Otieno and Susan Albright Otieno, recently went...

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