Ruto orders probe into mysterious killings in Kenya

Kenyan President William Ruto, on Saturday, directed security agencies to speed up the investigation into the mysterious killings in Nairobi, the capital of Kenya.

This is coming after authorities retrieved nine mutilated bodies from a dumpsite in a slum.

Ruto, who spoke in Elgeyo-Marakwet County, northwest Kenya, assured citizens that those behind the killings would account for their actions.

He said the government would not leave any stone unturned.

“We retrieved nine bodies from Kware dumpsite in Mukuru kwa Njenga (slum).

“Majority of them are bodies of women and girls,” the President said.

He appealed to every Kenyan to uphold peace and conduct their business without breaking the law.

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Ruto has been under intense pressure to take firm action on security officers who have allegedly been abducting young Kenyans.

Youths have been holding anti-government and anti-tax hikes demonstrations across the country.

The dead bodies are wrapped in sacks and black polythene bags and later tied with ropes.

Some had burns and were decomposing.

The State-funded Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA) said they discovered, at least, nine deceased persons, dumped less than 100 metres from the Kware police station. (Xinhua)