Safaricom Accused of Complicity in Kenyan Abductions: Opposition Demands Accountability

Kenyan Opposition Accuses Safaricom of Complicity in Abductions Nairobi, Kenya – Kenyan opposition leaders today issued a scathing condemnation of Safaricom, accusing the telecommunications giant of complicity in the tracing and abduction of Kenyan citizens. The accusations were made during a press conference where the leaders detailed their concerns, citing the recent death of Albert Ojwang as a particularly egregious example. "We are aware that Safaricom is complicit and a facilitator in the tracing and abductions of Kenyans," stated one opposition leader. "This amounts to aiding and abetting crimes against humanity." The opposition leaders called on Kenyans to hold Safaricom accountable, suggesting options such as boycotts or legal action. They emphasized the seriousness of the allegations and the need for a thorough investigation into Safaricom's role in these alleged incidents. The case highlights concerns about surveillance and human rights in Kenya and the potential implications of powerful corporations' involvement in such matters. The opposition's call for action underscores the ongoing tension between the government, corporations, and civil liberties in the country.