TWO ARRESTED OVER FATAL STABBING OF KARIOKOR TRADER Detectives have arrested two suspects in connection with the fatal stabbing of Kariokor Market shoe trader Paul Mwangangi along Landhies Road, opposite the Muthurwa Market footbridge. Mwangangi was found lying face down on October 12, 2026, with a stab wound to the chest. His body was moved to City Mortuary pending a postmortem examination. Following intelligence-led investigations, detectives from DCI Central and Kamukunji, together with the Nairobi Regional Criminal Investigations Office, traced and arrested two suspects in Kayole. The suspects, Joseph Kimani Ndungu alias Bajong and Peter Kimani Githinji alias Denoo, are being held at Kamukunji Police Station as investigations continue. Detectives also recovered a bloodstained Maasai sword believed to have been used in the killing. The weapon has been preserved as an exhibit for forensic examination. The suspects are expected to face court as investigators work to establish the circumstances surrounding the trader’s death.