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Mutiso, Mbobu murders: Inspector Sang's hideouts, helpers and Uganda link

Mutiso, Mbobu murders: Inspector Sang's hideouts, helpers and Uganda link

Police Inspector Kenneth Kipkemboi Sang was arrested along Eldoret’s Uganda Road last Saturday.

Inspector Kenneth Sang at the Milimani Law Courts on October 26, 2026. The police officer has been accused in the murder of lawyer Mathew Kyalo Mbobu and clinical psychiatrist Dr Victoria Mutiso (inset).

On July 30, a day after researcher Victoria Nthunya Mutiso was shot dead in Nairobi’s Upper Hill area, Police Inspector Kenneth Kipkemboi Sang was granted four days off work upon his request.

The night before, Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) officers had arrested Rose Mulwa and her two children, Angela and Chris, in connection with Dr Mutiso’s murder.

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