Kenya offers reward as anger grows over failure to arrest suspected serial killer

The Kenyan government has offered a reward for information leading to the arrest of Collins Jumaisi Khalusha, a suspected serial killer who has evaded capture for over a year. Khalusha is believed to be responsible for the murders of more than 40 women, but he managed to escape from custody over a year ago, sparking outrage and frustration among the public. The failure to apprehend Khalusha has fueled growing anger and criticism towards the authorities, who are facing increasing pressure to bring the suspected killer to justice. The government's offer of a reward is an attempt to generate new leads and encourage the public to assist in the ongoing investigation. The case has highlighted the challenges faced by the Kenyan law enforcement in tackling serious crimes, and the need for more effective strategies and resources to ensure the safety of vulnerable communities. The public's trust in the authorities' ability to protect them has been shaken, and the resolution of this case has become a crucial test for the government.