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... Cop Kimathi speaks after transfer to Todonyang allegedly for speaking against ‘shoot order’: “Sack me if you want; I’ll not shoot Kenyans”

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Cop Kimathi speaks after transfer to Todonyang allegedly for speaking against ‘shoot order’: “Sack me if you want; I’ll not shoot Kenyans”
Cop Kimathi speaks after transfer to Todonyang allegedly for speaking against ‘shoot order’: “Sack me if you want; I’ll not shoot Kenyans”
News . 5 months ago

Police Constable Hiram Kimathi has broken his silence after being transferred to Todonyang, a remote outpost in Turkana County, following…

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