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Kenya Wildlife Service officers involved in the disappearance of Kivumbini fisherman brian Odhiambo will face the full force of the law. This is according to interior cabinet secretary Kipchumba Murkomen who says that an investigative panel set up by President William Ruto is almost finalizing investigations into the enforced disappearances at Lake Nakuru, and those held culpable will be arraigned in court. The national government has been silent since Brian disappeared over two months ago .
Government Promises Justice for Missing Fisherman Brian Odhiambo Amid KWS Investigation
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