Meshack Ojwang’s case has triggered concern about the security of M-Pesa users in Kenya after he lost all his mobile money through what appears to be a SIM card cloning incident. According to Lifelens TV, Meshack’s phone went missing while he was at the Nairobi City Mortuary identifying his son’s body. Soon after, his M-Pesa
By Jacinta Kamene We all know that the air in Kakoth, Homa Bay, hangs thick with a grief that transcends the lofty headlines media houses are carrying. Yet it is utterly wrong to expose Albert’s family to indignity simply because it is humble and unable to protect its dignity at a time as this! The
Albert Ojwang’s father has spoken out with deep pain after the shocking death of his son while in police custody. The young man died in unclear circumstances, and his father’s words outside the Nairobi mortuary painted a picture of heartbreak that many Kenyans could relate to. “I came to Nairobi with a title deed, but
Father’s Day arrived with sorrow not celebration for Meshack Ojwang, the father of Albert Ojwang. His son’s death while in police custody has become one of the most haunting and controversial tragedies in recent months. What should have been a day of pride and connection turned into a painful reminder of the absence of a
The post-mortem results for Albert Ojwang have now painted a clearer and more troubling picture of how he died. The report shows that Albert suffered serious injuries that strongly point to violence. One of the findings was a left-sided intercostal hemorrhage between his 6th and 7th rib, which shows that he had a chest injury.