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Five chiefs abducted in Mandera County by suspected al-shabaab militants while traveling to Elwak town in February this year have been released. Interior cabinet secretary Kipchumba Murkomen who has begun his 6 day working tour of the coast region says the chiefs are now in the hands of Kenyan officials and the process of reuniting them with their families is ongoing.
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Al-Shabaab sets free five Mandera chiefs held hostage since February 2025
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