Leaders mourn slain TUM student leader ‘Beast’

Senior National and County government officials converged at the Technical University of Mombasa (TUM) on Wednesday to pay their last respects to a former student leader fondly known as “Beast”, whose death has plunged the campus community into mourning barely a year after he lost his father. Principal Secretary (PS) for Internal Security and National…

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Leaders mourn slain TUM student leader ‘Beast’

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