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Slain journalist's kin seek compensation after Kabuga’s arrest

Journalist William Munuhe
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Photo credit: File | Nation Media Group

What you need to know:

  • The journalist was killed on the day he was supposed to meet Kabuga in an FBI trap.
  • In their push for justice, Mr Muriithi filed a case on behalf of his family in the High Court in Nakuru.
  • He wants the court to declare that the government failed in its duty to protect the life of his brother.

The family of journalist William Munuhe is pursuing compensation even after the arrest of the suspected Rwanda genocide mastermind Felicien Kabuga.

Munuhe, a freelance journalist whose death was linked to Kabuga, was killed in 2003. His family has never rested after his death threw them into disarray and suffering for close to two decades.