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Majengo man linked to terror remanded

Jibril Masudi and Mohamed Guloba (right) at the Milimani Law Courts recently where they were charged with being found with explosives and narcotic drugs. Hamad Murithi Munyi is accused of employing Guloba, a terror suspect. [PHOTO: FILE/STANDARD]

NAIROBI COUNTY: A Nairobi court has declined to release on bail the owner of a clothes store in Gikomba market alleged to be the employer of the four suspects arrested with explosives and narcotics in Nairobi’s Majengo slums three weeks ago.

Hamad Murithi Munyi has been accused of hiring his co-accused and Mohammed Yusuf Guloba, a Ugandan as loaders at his clothes store in Gikomba market, knowing that it was a cover up to carry out terrorist activities.

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