Two Kenyan Nationals Reported Missing in America and Jamaica
Two Kenyan nationals have been reported missing in separate incidents in the United States and Jamaica.
In Washington State, Nahashon Wanyoike, known to friends as “Kama,” was last heard from on Sunday morning while speaking to a friend on his way to work at Alpha Supported Living in Shoreline. He did not arrive at his workplace, and attempts to contact him have since been unsuccessful. His family has expressed concern, noting that he had recently visited his mother on 11 March.
His disappearance has been particularly difficult for his 18-year-old son. Local police have launched an investigation and are appealing for information from the public.
In Kingston, Jamaican authorities are searching for 39-year-old Isaac Kimeu. He was last seen at Norman Manley International Airport on 16 March, where he was expected to board a flight but did not do so. He also failed to return home.
The Jamaica Constabulary Force has issued a public appeal for assistance. Kimeu is described as having a dark complexion, medium build, and a height of about 170 cm. He was last seen wearing a white robe with a blue sash.
Police have asked anyone with information to contact Kingston Central Police or emergency services.
