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November 10, 2025
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'Finya hao!' Senator Cherargei urges Uganda, Tanzania to crack whip on Kenyan activists

'Finya hao!' Senator Cherargei urges Uganda, Tanzania to crack whip on Kenyan activists

'Finya hao!' Senator Cherargei urges Uganda, Tanzania to crack whip on Kenyan activists..

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Nandi County Senator Samson Cherargei has urged Uganda and Tanzania to crack down on Kenyan human rights activists, accusing them of interfering with foreign politics. This follows the detention and release of two Kenyan activists in Uganda.

  • Senator Cherargei stated activists should be "severely punished and repatriated back home" if found destabilizing sovereign nations.
  • The call comes after activists Bob Njagi and Nicholas Oyoo were detained for 38 days in Uganda after traveling to support opposition leader Bobi Wine.
  • Ugandan President Museveni confirmed arresting the two Kenyans, accusing them of working with Bobi Wine's group as "experts in riots."

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