Monday, July 15, 2024 - Council of Governors chairperson, Anne Waiguru, has called for speedy investigations into the murder of women whose bodies were recovered at a dumpsite in Kware, Mukuru kwa Njenga.
In a statement on Monday, Waiguru, who is also the Kirinyaga
County Governor, said the discovery of the mutilated bodies has been
heavy on the heart of the country.
Waiguru condoled with the
families of the victims, as she prayed for God's protection of the women of
Kenya.
"This weekend has been
heavy on the nation's heart with the discovery of 8 mutilated and dismembered
bodies of women in Kware. We grieve for them and their families," Waiguru
said.
"We all now call for
comprehensive and speedy investigations including today's scheduled
multi-stakeholder witnessed post-mortem. May God protect our daughters and
women."
On Sunday, the Director of
Criminal Investigations said the victims are all aged between 18 and 30 years
old.
He said a post-mortem would be
conducted on Monday and invited all stakeholders including family members,
civil society and the media to be present.
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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