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    Man kills neighbour’s worker in quarrel in Bondo

    KahawaTungu ReporterBy KahawaTungu ReporterNovember 7, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    A quarrel over a mauled piglet in Kopolo, Bondo, Siaya County turned tragic when a man attacked and killed his neighbour.

    The assailant had apparently warned the neighbour against chasing his dogs.

    Police said Moses Owuor died at Uyawi Hospital after an attack in his house. Owuor was a caretaker at a home where the owner has pigs.

    A pack of dogs from a neighbour at the home had last week mauled and killed one of the pigs.

    This prompted Owuor to chase the dogs, which apparently did not please the neighbour, police said.

    Out of rage, the assailant trailed Owuor to his house and hacked him to death. The body had deep cuts in the head and face when he was rushed to the local hospital, police said.

    The assailant is yet to be arrested following the Thursday tragedy, police said.

    The body was moved to the mortuary pending autopsy and other investigations.

    In Bungoma’s Misikhu area, a body of a man was found floating on River Nzoia after suspected murder.

    The incident happened in Stabicha village, police said adding the deceased was identified as Moris Wekesa, 41.

    The body had visible deep cuts on the head and neck. Police said the man was killed elsewhere and the body dumped at the site on Thursday. The motive of the murder was not immediately established. The body was moved to the mortuary pending an autopsy and investigations.

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    And four police officers were injured when a lorry they were traveling in was involved in an accident along Kolowa-Chemolingot Road.

    The team was from the General Service Unit headquarters and were headed for Chemolingot when the incident happened on November 5, 2025, police said adding the driver lost control of the lorry before landing in a ditch.

    Two female civilians who had hiked a lift were injured in the accident. The victims were rushed to hospital where they were attended to and discharged in stable condition, police said.

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