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The student was found a day after he went missing.
Njoro Sub-county Police Commander Jonathan Kisaka said the student s body was retrieved from a garden at the university following a search on Sunday night. The student, identified as Edward Jage, was last seen on July 24, said Kisaka.
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Elsewhere, police in Narok South are investigating the death of a 17-year-old girl in Tendwet.
According to County Police Commander Kizito Mutoro, the girl was found hanging from the wall of her bedroom at around 6.30am yesterday.
“She died on the way to the hospital,” said Mutoro.
Area Chief Patrick Kosgei said the girl had reportedly demanded for a new pair of school shoes as her old ones were torn.
In Kenya, a father and his son were on Wednesday evening crushed to death by a car carrying Kisii Deputy Governor Joash Maangi at Olulung’a trading centre along the Narok-Mai Mahiu Road.
The distraught family of John Sanyo, 30 and his eight-year-old son Amos Kipkorir, recalled their last moments with the two.
“My husband decided to take an evening ride on his motorcycle with our son. They would usually do this, so it was not out of the ordinary,” said a tearful Caroline Chebet, Sanyo’s wife.
The accident occurred barely 500 metres from their home.
Police in Narok County have summoned Maangi and his driver Stanley Gitonga to record a statement on the incident that saw angry members of public burn the deputy governor’s official vehicle.
THE STANDARD By
Robert Kiplagat |
February 19th 2021 at 00:00:00 GMT +0300
Caroline Chebet, widow of John Sanyo. [Robert Kiplagat, Standard]
A father and his son were on Wednesday evening crushed to death by a car carrying Kisii Deputy Governor Joash Maangi at Olulung a trading centre along the Narok-Mai Mahiu Road.
The distraught family of John Sanyo, 30 and his eight-year-old son Amos Kipkorir, recalled their last moments with the two. My husband decided to take an evening ride on his motorcycle with our son. They would usually do this, so it was not out of the ordinary, said a tearful Caroline Chebet, Sanyo s wife (pictured).