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Bernard Kavuli, one of the six Kenyans abducted has been released. Kavuli who went missing on the 22nd of December was found at Moi’s Bridge along the Eldoret-Kitale highway and was transported to Ngong police station to record a statement regarding his abduction. Kavuli is among six other social media users who were abducted in December, their release coming after intense pressure from social media users who had threatened to engage in protests until they are released.
Bernard Kavuli, one of the six Kenyans abducted released
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