Agnes Wanjiru

Agnes Wanjiru

victim Kenya

Agnes Wanjiru was a Kenyan woman whose tragic murder in 2012 sparked a long-standing quest for justice, following allegations that she was killed by British soldiers stationed in Nanyuki, Kenya. Her case has remained unresolved for over a decade, leading to increased scrutiny and calls for accountability regarding the actions of military personnel abroad. Wanjiru's family has tirelessly advocated for justice, drawing attention to the need for thorough investigations and transparency in military conduct. Her story recently received renewed attention when UK Defence Secretary John Healey met with her family to express condolences and reaffirm the UK government's commitment to supporting ongoing investigations into her death.

Global Media Ratings
Dominance
0.00%
Persistence
0 wks
Reach
0
Power
0$
Sentiment
0.00
Countries Mentioned

No country-level mention data available.

Interactive World Map

Each country's color is based on "Mentions" from the table above.

Recent Mentions

Estonia Estonia: Agnes Wanjiru was brutally murdered, and her case is currently under investigation involving a British soldier. 5

Postimees – major Estonian daily, est. 1857: AJALOOLINE SAMM ⟩ Britid peavad hakkama naisetapjast sõdurit Keeniale välja andma

United Kingdom United Kingdom: Agnes Wanjiru was a local woman whose body was found near the British Army Training Unit in Kenya after she disappeared. 5

BBC: Soldier arrested over rape allegation

Kenya Kenya: Agnes Wanjiru was shocked after she found Sh1 million she had left in her vehicle was missing and a window broken. 5

The Standard: How Murang'a gang stole Sh1 million from MCA's car in broad daylight

Kenya Kenya: Agnes Wanjiru was a 21-year-old woman whose brutal death remains unresolved and has had a profound impact on her family. 5

The Standard: UK minister meets Agnes Wanjiru's family, 13 years after her death

Kenya Kenya: Agnes Wanjiru was murdered in Nanyuki in 2012, allegedly by British soldiers. 5

The Standard: UK Defence Secretary meets family of lady allegedly murdered by British soldiers