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Mukhuyu Residents Say Break-Ins Left Them Afraid to Sleep Before a College Deputy Principal Was Killed


For people in Mukhuyu Village in Lubao, Shinyalu Constituency, the death of Gerishom Wafula Manase was not an isolated shock. It followed weeks of fear.


According to the story, residents say the village has endured a string of house break-ins in recent weeks, with criminals taking people’s belongings and leaving families afraid to sleep at night. They noted that the attack on Manase, the deputy principal of Navakholo Technical College, came less than a week after a previous crime in the area. Neighbours said there were no audible screams during the night, so many people only learned what had happened in the morning.


Manase was found dead at his home on Monday, November 9, 2026. Residents who gathered at the scene observed a window that had been cut open, which police believe was the entry point. Police confirmed the death and moved his body to Kakamega County Referral Hospital mortuary as investigators began working out what happened.


The community’s demands are direct. They want the National Police Service and other security agencies to step up patrols and to make sure those responsible are arrested and prosecuted. The story reports no arrests, no suspects and no police comment on the earlier break-ins or on whether the cases are linked.

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