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Two police officers, Central Deputy OCS Samuel Ng’ang’a and Peter Kimani, have surrendered to IPOA over the murder of blogger and teacher Albert Ojwang. Their surrender follows a report by Constable James Mukhwana implicating them in the case. Meanwhile, former political prisoners are demanding the resignation and arrest of Deputy IG Eliud Lagat, whom they consider the main suspect in the killing.
Two Officers Surrender in Ojwang Murder Probe
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