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Kenyan businessman abducted in Dar es salam

By Cyrus Ombati | 6yrs ago
High Commissioner to Tanzania Dan Kazungu, he said his office working round clock to rescue the businessman from abductors (PHOTO: Courtesy)

NAIROBI, KENYA: A Kenyan businessman is missing after he was abducted by unknown people in Dar es Salam, Tanzania.

Three gunmen who had three cars and two motorbikes abducted Mr Raphael Ongnagi on Monday at the intersection of Msasani and Karume Road in Oysterbay neighbourhood.

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