Caption for the landscape image: Chilling premonition: Slain CEO Susan Njoki Kamengere feared for her life Thursday, July 24, 2025 Scroll down to read the article Founder and CEO of Toto Touch, Susan Kamengere Njoki. Photo credit: Pool By Steve Otieno Reporter Nation Media Group Summary Article Related What you need to know: Even before breathing her last on a hospital bed after being strangled by an unknown person, Susan Njoki Kamengere, the founder and CEO of Toto Touch, had repeatedly expressed fears for her life. Her ominous premonition now haunts her family, who are demanding justice after a post-mortem revealed she was killed by manual strangulation. PREMIUM Strangled in hospital? Susan Kamengere Njoki's kin demand justice 'They forced me to lie down and injected me again...' - Last voice notes PREMIUM How a US murder fugitive was tracked down in Nairobi He had been hiding out in a unit in Mkuu Apartments in Komarock. Begging for life: Cancer patient's daily journey from Nyeri to SHA offices SHA's reduced coverage has left a prostate cancer patient two weeks away from death. . Recommended for you PREMIUM What happens if a missing person returns alive? PREMIUM EACC warns political aspirants against undeclared gifts PREMIUM Ruto woos teachers with multi-billion goodies PREMIUM Broad-based cracks: UDA-ODM tensions simmer amid Ruto Gusii tour Login to join the discussion Please enable JavaScript to view the comments powered by Disqus. In the headlines Elections News Counties Business Opinion Sports Life & Style Health Podcasts Photos Newsletters Puzzles Court quashes Sh1.5m IEBC fine against Kipipiri MP Wanjiku Muhia Justice Nabil Orina rules that the commission violated her right to fair administrative action. Microsoft outage spills into Asia-Pacific business hours despite 'partial recovery' The outage hit government agencies in Australia, Japan and the United States. Why court declined to hold prosecutors liable for Arror, Kimwarer dams’ scandal Four lobby groups had sought to hold prosecutors liable for the failed case.
PREMIUM Strangled in hospital? Susan Kamengere Njoki's kin demand justice 'They forced me to lie down and injected me again...' - Last voice notes
PREMIUM How a US murder fugitive was tracked down in Nairobi He had been hiding out in a unit in Mkuu Apartments in Komarock.
Begging for life: Cancer patient's daily journey from Nyeri to SHA offices SHA's reduced coverage has left a prostate cancer patient two weeks away from death.
Court quashes Sh1.5m IEBC fine against Kipipiri MP Wanjiku Muhia Justice Nabil Orina rules that the commission violated her right to fair administrative action.
Microsoft outage spills into Asia-Pacific business hours despite 'partial recovery' The outage hit government agencies in Australia, Japan and the United States.
Why court declined to hold prosecutors liable for Arror, Kimwarer dams’ scandal Four lobby groups had sought to hold prosecutors liable for the failed case.
