Rights lobbies demand release of Tanzanian activist ‘abducted in Kenya’

Author: Luke AnamiPublished on: October 27, 2026Country: Kenya

Crime & LawWorld / International

Rights lobbies demand release of Tanzanian activist ‘abducted in Kenya’

Civil society organisations condemned the alleged abduction of Twaha Salim Mwaipaya, a youth organiser for Tanzania’s Chadema party, in Kenya on Sunday. Unidentified armed men reportedly seized him at around 2pm in Kamulu, Machakos County. The organisations are demanding his release.

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