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Pressure continues to pile on the Kenya Wildlife Service to explain the whereabouts of Brian Odhiambo who was arrested on January 18th, after after he was allegedly found fishing in Lake Nakuru National Park.
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Pressure mounts on KWS to reveal whereabouts of Brian Odhiambo
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