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Two Tanzanians have been arrested by the DCI for allegedly defrauding a Kenyan man of Sh1.5 million through a fraudulent “healing and money ritual” that involved the use of a live python.
A Uasin Gishu farmer has asked KWS to relocate a five-metre python that has lived on his farm for over 20 years after it began preying on neighbours' livestock and spreading fear across the village.
The farmer says the farm had many wild rabbits which appear to have been exhausted by the python.
Kenyan police intercepted a 13-foot python hidden in a box on a Dar es Salaam–Nairobi bus during a routine inspection at the Namanga One Stop Border Post.
Omondi Agak, a resident of Kasimori village in Seme, told officers the python had coiled itself around his pregnant goat on Sunday, February 23, as it grazed outside his homestead.
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