By Lucy,
Women's rights organizations have condemned the recent macabre killings of women in
Kware, Mukuru slums. The prime suspect in these serial killings was arrested Monday
morning in Kayole, where he had been hiding. Police officials reported that the suspect
had confessed to the gruesome murders.
The suspect resides approximately 500 meters from the Kware dumpsite, where at least
ten mutilated bodies of women were found. The discovery has shocked the community
and prompted widespread outrage and fear.
Women's rights groups have also expressed their horror and sadness over the brutal
killings, demanding swift justice for the victims and increased protection for women in
vulnerable areas. These organizations want comprehensive investigations and solid
measures to ensure women's safety in the community.
The arrest marks a significant breakthrough in the case, with authorities hopeful that it
will lead to further revelations and the eventual cessation of such heinous crimes.
Meanwhile, the community and advocacy groups continue to mourn the loss of the
victims and push for systemic changes to prevent future tragedies.
