Two men are arrested in Kayole over the killing of shoe trader Paul Mwangangi on Landhies Road. His body was found near the Muthurwa footbridge on Monday
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Two men are arrested in Kayole over the killing of shoe trader Paul Mwangangi on Landhies Road. His body was found near the Muthurwa footbridge on Monday.
Detectives have arrested two men in Kayole over the killing of a shoe trader whose body was found on Landhies Road in Nairobi on Monday.
Paul Mwangangi was found dead opposite the Muthurwa Market footbridge on 12 October with a fresh stab wound to the chest. Crime scene officers collected a bloodstained Maasai sword from the scene for forensic tests.
Police later arrested Joseph Kimani Ndungu, alias Bajong, and Peter Kimani Githinji, alias Denoo, in Kayole. Both have appeared in court. The body was moved to City Mortuary for a post-mortem.
Landhies Road and the area around Muthurwa Market are busy day and night with traders, hawkers and matatu crews, and traders have long complained about insecurity in the early morning hours when stalls are being set up.
Investigations into the motive are continuing.
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Detectives have arrested two men in Kayole over the killing of a shoe trader whose body was found on Landhies Road in Nairobi on Monday.
Paul Mwangangi was found dead opposite the Muthurwa Market footbridge on 12 October with a fresh stab wound to the chest. Crime scene officers collected a bloodstained Maasai sword from the scene for forensic tests.
Police later arrested Joseph Kimani Ndungu, alias Bajong, and Peter Kimani Githinji, alias Denoo, in Kayole. Both have appeared in court. The body was moved to City Mortuary for a post-mortem.
Landhies Road and the area around Muthurwa Market are busy day and night with traders, hawkers and matatu crews, and traders have long complained about insecurity in the early morning hours when stalls are being set up.
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