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Nakuru family demands answers on disappearance of KWS officer

Veronica Osore during an interview at home in Nakuru on September 23, 2021. Her husband Francis Oyaro, a KWS officer based in Marsabit National Park went missing on August 28, 2021.[Kipsang Joseph, Standard]

A family in Nakuru is in distress after their kin, a Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) warden, went missing under unclear circumstances. Francis Oyaro, 45, has been missing for close to a month now.

His wife, Veronicah Osore, said the last time she spoke to Oyaro was on August 28 as he was heading home from his work station at Marsabit National Park.

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