DCI officers rescue two Burundians said to be victims of human trafficking

By: JEREMIAH WAKAYA 1 min read
The two women were rescued yesterday as they prepared to depart the country to the Middle East/file

NAIROBI, Kenya, Feb, 23 – Officers attached to the Directorate of Criminal Investigations yesterday rescued two Burundi nationals suspected to be victims of human trafficking.

The two women were rescued yesterday as they prepared to depart the country to the Middle East.

An investigation has since been launched to establish persons behind the human trafficking web that lured the two women.

The police arrested a taxi driver ferrying the two to help in investigations.

JEREMIAH WAKAYA

JEREMIAH WAKAYA

Jeremiah Wakaya is the Online Editor at Capital FM Kenya. He is a multimedia journalist with over a decade of experience covering politics, diplomacy, constitutional affairs, renewable energy, and wildlife conservation.