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Kenya Police Arrests One Suspect Linked to Gruesome Murder of Journalist

Police in Kenya have managed to arrest one suspect in connection to the death of a local journalist who was earlier reported murdered while coming from work at night.

The 19-year-old suspect is believed to be part of a six-member gang that killed the Pamoja FM journalist Hassan Marjan on Monday morning in Kibra as he was on his way home..

His arrest comes after detectives retrieved CCTV footage at the scene of the incident.

The footage shows the journalist being accosted by the gang that stabbed him to death.

Marjan was killed near his home after he left the studio after hosting a night show that is centered on Islamic teachings.

He served at Pamoja FM from 2016 when the station was unveiled.

Police said they are also pursuing a woman who is believed to have hosted the attackers.

“We still have a lot to do and we cannot disclose more details. We are, however, optimistic that all the people responsible for the killing will be brought to book,” officer Lucas Ogara told local media.

The 4am incident attracted the attention of members of the public who launched a search for the killers. One person who was allegedly linked to the murder was lynched.

According to the Media Council of Kenya, more than 30 journalists have been killed while in the line of duty this year alone, with Monday’s murder coming on the World Press Freedom Day.

Another 56 others were killed in 2019, a worrying trend the council said must be reversed.

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