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In the heart of Nairobi, George Muchai tragically meets his end due to gunfire in the Central Business District. Unveiling the mystery behind his assassination.

Trade Unionist, Politician, and Businessman, George Muchai, endured an assassination attempt in Donholm in 2011, resulting in severe leg injuries. The attackers fired at him, striking his thigh, and almost took his life. It was his own gun that he used in defense, killing one of the attackers....

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In the heart of Nairobi, George Muchai tragically meets his end due to gunfire in the Central Business District. Unveiling the mystery behind his assassination.

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Trade Unionist, Politician, and Businessman George Muchai Escaped Death in 2011 Donholm Assassination Attempt, Sustaining Severe Thigh Wounds. The gunmen's bullets nearly claiming his life, the unexpected turn of events was his own firearm, which he used to retaliate, fatally wounding one assailant. He drove himself to an undisclosed location after the incident.
In the year 2011, George Muchai, a unionist, politician, and entrepreneur, narrowly survived an assassination attempt in Donholm. The attackers shot him in the thigh, coming close to ending his life. remarkable was that his own gun, which he used to fire back at the assailants, saved his life by allowing him to kill one of them. He then drove himself to safety.
Assailants attempted to take the life of George Muchai, a unionist, politician, and entrepreneur, in Donholm in 2011. The attackers targeted his thigh with gunfire, nearly claiming his life. Remarkably, his own gun played a pivotal role in his survival as he returned fire, fatally wounding one of the attackers. Despite his injuries, he drove himself to a nearby location.

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