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Missing man found dead in River Ngong in Nairobi

The body of a man who had been reported missing was recovered from River Ngong in the Kingston area of Nairobi on Friday. The deceased was identified as Jayson Takim Maina, whose disappearance had been reported at Lungalunga Police Station on August 26, 2026. According to police, the body was spotted floating in the river [...] The post Missing man found dead in River Ngong in Nairobi appeared…

The body of Jayson Takim Maina, a man who had been reported missing, was recovered from River Ngong in Nairobi's Kingston area on Friday. Maina's disappearance was initially reported to the Lungalunga Police Station on August 26, 2026. Police discovered his body floating in the river and notified the public, who retrieved it from the water.

Authorities confirmed the body belonged to Maina, who had been missing for two days prior to the discovery. The scene was thoroughly examined and documented before the body was transferred to the City Mortuary for preservation until a postmortem examination could determine the cause of death. Ongoing police investigations are currently probing the circumstances surrounding Maina's disappearance and subsequent death.

In another tragic event, police in Nairobi are currently scrutinizing the death of Kennedy Otieno Ogonda, who died after allegedly being attacked by acquaintances in Kariokor several days ago. Ogonda, whose wife resides in Dandora Phase 4, reportedly suffered severe head injuries during the assault, leading to his admission at Brother Andre Hospital in Dandora, later transferred to Kenyatta National Hospital.

His condition worsened, resulting in Ogonda's passing while receiving treatment at the hospital. The assailants responsible for the attack and the motive behind it remain unidentified as of the latest report.

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