Kenyan Abducted in Ethiopia Released After Multi-Million Ransom Payment

The Kenyan, who was abducted from his workplace in Ethiopia, was flown back to Kenya immediately after his release from captivity...

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A Kenyan man, Samuel Mbugua, abducted from his workplace in Ethiopia on October 28, has been released after his employer paid a Ksh3 million ransom. He safely returned to Kenya on November 4.

Ransom amount: Ksh3 million (equivalent to 3 million Ethiopian Birr)
Abducted Kenyan: Samuel Mbugua, a plant manager for a glass packing plant in Debre Benha, Ethiopia.
Key entities involved in negotiations: Ethiopian Government, Kenyan Embassy, Mbugua's employer, and his family.

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