DCI: Tuju staged disappearance

DCI says Raphael Tuju staged his disappearance and has launched an investigation after tracing his movements and conducting forensic checks...

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Kenya's Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) has stated that former Cabinet Secretary Raphael Tuju staged his own disappearance, dismissing his claims of abduction as false.

Investigators found that Tuju was at his home throughout the alleged disappearance period, specifically on Saturday, March 21, 2026.
The former CS was reportedly followed by a vehicle without number plates, leading him to abandon his car and go into hiding.
The DCI considers the staging of abductions a serious offence that undermines public trust and law enforcement.

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