KFS Senior Official Goes Missing As Questions Arise Over Rampant Abductions
Esther Wairimu Keige, the Kenya Forest Service (KFS) Manager of Legal Services, has been reported missing, raising concerns among legal and government officials.
Her disappearance was confirmed by KFS on June 16, prompting the forest agency to issue a public plea for anyone with knowledge about her location to contact them.
“We wish to notify the general public of the disappearance of our colleague, Esther Keige,” stated KFS.
“Anyone with information regarding her whereabouts is kindly requested to report to the nearest police station or contact the numbers provided below. Any information shared will be highly appreciated.”
Missing Person Notice
We wish to notify the general public of the disappearance of our colleague, Ms. Esther Keige. Anyone with information regarding her whereabouts is kindly requested to report to the nearest police station or contact the numbers provided below. Any… pic.twitter.com/8mjTfnK7pC— Kenya Forest Service (@KeForestService) June 15, 2026
The Law Society of Kenya (LSK) also confirmed Keige’s disappearance, noting that she was last seen in the Juja area on June 10 and has not been seen or heard from since, causing significant concerns among colleagues and the general public.
“The Law Society of Kenya has received a report of a missing member,” stated LSK.
“We appeal to the public to assist in tracing Esther Wairimu Keige, Advocate, who has been reported missing and was last seen in the Juja area on 10th June 2026.”
Both bodies have called on colleagues, members of the public, and all relevant agencies to remain vigilant and share any information that could help trace her.
The public has been directed to contact the LSK via help@lsk.or.ke or through 0719 483 323 and 0722 809 878.
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KFS similarly asked members of the public to report any relevant information to the nearest police station or via the provided contact details: 0722791139 or 0719483323.
Cases of disappearances in Kenya have surged alarmingly, with authorities and human rights groups recording hundreds of unresolved missing persons cases spanning abductions and enforced disappearances linked to state operations, and thousands of missing children.
The situation is particularly dire for children, with police reports indicating an average of 23 go missing daily, over 44,000 unidentified children living in charitable facilities, and police tracking over 130 cases this year alone.
Data tabled before the Senate by the Ministry of Interior reveals that 206 individuals remain entirely unaccounted for out of 400 reported missing nationwide.
Groups such as the Missing Voices Coalition have continued to document enforced disappearances tied to police violence.
KFS Senior Official Goes Missing As Questions Arise Over Rampant Abductions
