Son of former Matungu MP killed in Kisumu attack

Hanington Were, son of former Matungu MP David Were, was killed in a stabbing attack in Kisumu early on May 24. The incident has renewed concerns over rising insecurity in the area.

Hanington Were was ambushed shortly after midnight on May 24 while stepping out of his house with a friend in Robert Owuko Estate, Kisumu. Two men on a motorcycle attacked him, leaving him with fatal stab wounds to the back. He was taken to Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.

David Were stated that his son arrived at the hospital around 8 pm and had already died from the injuries. Police have launched an investigation and are pursuing leads on the two suspects.

Residents in the area have blamed boda boda riders for enabling criminal gangs and pointed to poor street lighting as a factor allowing such attacks. They are urging the Kisumu County Government and security agencies to improve safety measures.

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President William Ruto vowing justice for the late gospel singer Rachel Wandeto at a press conference.
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Ruto vows justice after gospel singer Rachel Wandeto dies in petrol attack

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President William Ruto has vowed that authorities will hold to account those responsible for the death of gospel singer Rachel Wandeto, who succumbed to injuries from a petrol attack.

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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Three suspects arrested for the April 8 attack on Vihiga Senator Godfrey Osotsi in Kisumu have been arraigned in court, as authorities link the incident to a broader wave of planned violence across Kenya.

At least four people died and around 30 others are receiving treatment in hospitals following separate road accidents on Friday night across Kenya, including a major traffic snarl-up on the Nairobi-Nakuru Highway. The crashes were reported in Nakuru, North Rift, Makueni, Taita-Taveta, and Homa Bay counties.

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The Directorate of Criminal Investigations has launched a full probe into the death of gospel musician Rachel Wandeto. She was attacked on May 16 in Mwiki and died from her injuries two days later at Kenyatta National Hospital. Her support for President William Ruto has been cited as a possible motive.

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