Relief as missing activist Lichuma found alive in hospital after alleged abduction and torture

Relief swept through family, friends and human rights activists after missing activist Davis Lichuma was found alive on Sunday, days after he was allegedly abducted during protests in Nairobi. According to the Social Justice Centres Working Group, Lichuma was discovered in critical condition after being dumped at Kenyatta National Hospital before being transferred to Nairobi [...] The post Relief as missing activist Lichuma found alive in hospital after alleged abduction and torture appeared first on Kahawatungu.

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