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The family of a South Sudanese political and human rights activist who has been living in Kenya for the last two years is in distress after their kin was arrested on Saturday last week by unknown people and taken to an undisclosed location. Morris Mabior Awikjok who was seeking asylum in Kenya following a fallout with some government officials back in South Sudan was picked by armed people believed to be police officers from his Kangundo road house in Nairobi
South Sudanese activists allegedly arrested in Nairobi
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