American citizen of Somali origin stabbed to death in Garissa County

A 25-year-old US citizen of Somali origin was fatally stabbed in broad daylight in Bula Mzuri village, Garissa County.

The victim had recently returned from the United States for what was intended as a joyful homecoming. Residents described the attack as shocking because it occurred openly during the day.

The family identified a known gang member as the suspect and reported the name to authorities. Three days after the incident, they said no action had been taken.

Family members and the community are demanding swift justice. They described the victim as a role model and called on Garissa County authorities to arrest the suspect without further delay.

Garissa County has faced ongoing challenges with youth gangs such as Squad Chafu and the Gaza Family, which are known for violent crimes involving machetes and knives.

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Unrest continues to spread in Mwingi town, Kitui County, following the murder of a 14-year-old boy in Ukasi. Residents have held protests, halting transport and business along the Mwingi–Garissa highway. Police have arrested protesters and bolstered security.

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Suspected attackers ambushed a passenger bus on the Garissa-Mwingi highway near Ukasi, Kitui County, on Tuesday evening, shattering its windscreen and halting transport amid escalating tensions from last week's Tseikuru attack that killed seven. A police security team is already deployed to the area.

Residents of Kilifi County continue to live in fear as criminal groups threaten safety, businesses and tourism. Leaders have held a security meeting to strengthen operations against the gangs.

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Leon Ngcikwe, a Build One South Africa ward candidate, was shot dead in Gugulethu on Saturday evening. A 21-year-old passenger was injured in the attack. The incident has prompted concerns over political violence ahead of elections later this year.

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