Police Finally Reveal Fresh Evidence on What Was Found Besides The Body of Slain IEBC Official
The election official who went missing last Thursday was undoubtedly held captive prior to his murder, as his body had not deteriorated and remained entire despite being recovered in an animal passage in the forest on Monday. Daniel Mbolu Musyoka, 53, disappeared after leaving the Embakasi East tallying centre ,the East Africa School of Aviation, on Thursday evening to take a phone call.
Why it Might Take Longer for DCI to Apprehend the Killers of the IEBC Official
Police are still looking for new clues in the murder of a member of the electoral commission. Investigators claim the investigation into Daniel Musyoka's death has stalled days after it began, forcing them to start over. The investigating team comprises officers from the Embakasi DCI, Special Service Unit, Crime Research and Intelligence Bureau, as well as their homicide colleagues.
Great Pledges CS Kipchumba Murkomen Made To All Kenyans Today At East Africa School Of Aviation
The Cabinet Secretary for Transport Prof. Kipchumba Murkomen today officiated the 8th graduation ceremony at East Africa School of Aviation. The East Africa School of Aviation is located in Embakasi East Constituency, Nairobi county. During the graduation ceremony, CS Kipchumba Murkomen made some important promises to Kenyans.
Developing News: Detectives Investigate Deeply For The Suspicious Phone Call Made To Daniel Musyoka
Detectives are looking into a questionable call made to dead Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) employee Daniel Musyoka. According to reports, the Embakasi East Returning Officer who vanished last week and whose lifeless body was discovered dumped in Oloitokitok, Kajiado County, received a call while at the East Africa School of Aviation tallying center.
SC Murkomen reveals how the government is trying to make Kenya Airways recover
Kenya Airways is one of the businesses that has been experiencing problems that could lead to its demise. The recent pilot strike was a significant factor in the corporation suffering losses as opposed to profits. Kipchumba Murkomen, the cabinet secretary for transport and infrastructure, has disclosed the government's ambitions to restore KQ to its former status as the pride of Africa.