Nandi Hills Member of Parliament Bernard Kitur alleges he is in danger after exposing an international organ trafficking syndicate linked to illegal transplants in Kenya. Kitur detailed a network involving more hospitals than previously implicated, highlighting the syndicate targets vulnerable individuals throughout the region.

• The syndicate reportedly involves affluent patients from countries including Israel, Germany, Uganda, and Sudan, with reported payments as high as Ksh.450,000.
• Mediheal Group of Hospitals has denied any involvement in the alleged trafficking.
• Kitur expressed concerns for his safety, claiming individuals from the DCI have been trailing him.