Mnyamahodzo
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Salaam wakuu!!
Miaka ya tisini mwanzoni kuna mfanyabiashara mmoja ambaye pia alikuwa akifanya biashara ya dawa za kulevya alikamatwa yeye gari lake. Gari lake hilo (tractor/kichwa) kilikaa muda mrefu sana pale Polisi Kilwa road aka Ufundi. Inasemekana huyu jamaa alitoroshewa Kenya kwa msaada wa wakuu wa Polisi akitokea hospitali.
Tafadhali naomba info zaidi kwa wanaojua.
Miaka ya tisini mwanzoni kuna mfanyabiashara mmoja ambaye pia alikuwa akifanya biashara ya dawa za kulevya alikamatwa yeye gari lake. Gari lake hilo (tractor/kichwa) kilikaa muda mrefu sana pale Polisi Kilwa road aka Ufundi. Inasemekana huyu jamaa alitoroshewa Kenya kwa msaada wa wakuu wa Polisi akitokea hospitali.
Tafadhali naomba info zaidi kwa wanaojua.
Ref:Ibrahim Akasha alikuwa ni supplier wa madawa kwa ndugu wawili waliokuwa wanaishi Netherlands Magdi Barsoum na Mounir Barsoum, hawa ndugu wawili wakawa wanauza madawa kwa jamaa anaitwa Sam Klepper. Ibrahim Akasha alienda Amsterdam kufuatilia malipo yake baada ya kuuza heroin na madawa mengine kwa mkopo na hakuwa amepokea malipo yoyote, alivyofika kule Magdi Barsoum aliact kama mpatanishi kati ya Akasha na mdaiwa (mafia wa kiyougoslavia). Kabla ya kwenda Amsterdam Ibrahim alianza kuwatishia hao mafia na kumteka mmoja wao hao mafia uko Mombasa na kusema hatomuachia mpaka alipwe malipo yake.
Siku aliyokumbwa na mauti alikuwa anatembea kwenye mtaa unaoitwa Bloedstraat yeye na mkewe Gazi Hayat na baadhi ya marafiki zake wa kikenya, Akasha alipigwa risasi sita na muuaji aliyekuwa kwenye pikipiki.
Sam Klepper aliuliwa miezi mitano baadaye, Magdi Barsoum alipigwa risasi 2002 na Mounir Barsoum alipigwa risasi kwenye mtaa ambao Ibrahim Akasha alipigiwa risasi mwaka 2004 style iliyotumika ni kama iliyotumika kumuua Akasha.
Tukirudi Mombasa mtoto wa Akasha, Kamaldin Akasha alipigwa risasi na kuuliwa mwaka 2002 haijulikani kama alirithi biashara za baba yake au la, kuna mwingine anaitwa Baktash Akasha kila siku yuko kwenye matatizo na sheria na kutwa kutishia tishia watu, mwaka 2011 mkewe alikutwa amekufa katika mazingira ya kutatanisha inasemekana alikuwa anajishirikisha kwenye biashara ya madawa.
Huyo Nurdin Akasha sijui alijificha wapi.
The Nation (Kenya) | December 21, 2005
Yugoslav Financed Killing of Kamaldin, Judge Told
Byline: Eunice Machuhi
A suspect in the murder of the son of drug baron Ibrahim Akasha financed the killing, the High Court was told yesterday.
A former Mombasa investigations chief, Mr Iregi Ngatia, told Mr Justice Nicholas Ombija that an informer told him Mr Stojananovic Milan alias Allan, one of three people charged with the murder of Kamaldin Akasha, financed the assassination.
Mr Ngatia also told the court that the informer also told him that Mr Mohammed Omar Abdalla, also on trial for the murder, had shot Kamaldin on March 28, 2002 at his Zamzam petrol station in Makupa.
He was testifying in a case in which Mr Milan, Mr Jackson Waweru and Mr Abdallah have been accused of the murder of Kamaldin Akasha.
Mr Ngatia said Mr Milan and Mr Waweru were arrested last year at the Grand Regency hotel in Nairobi at a meeting with some members of the Akasha family, who included one of the wives of Ibrahim Akasha Hayat and son Tinta.
The detective said he was informed by the Nairobi police boss, Mr King'ori Mwangi, in November last year that a most wanted criminal was at the hotel with the Akashas.
"We found a white man whom I had only seen in pictures talking with the Akashas and Waweru, whom we arrested and locked up."
He said $10,000 dollars (Sh750,000) and a mobile phone was recovered from Mr Milan's pockets and $50,000 (Sh3.7 million) from his hotel room. Mr Waweru's mobile phone was confiscated.
Prior to the arrests, Mr Ngatia said some of the Akasha relatives had been detained due to counter-accusations about the murder of Kamaldin.
Drugs laced with bullets threaten to wipe out the Akashas
February 14th 2009 | The Standard | By Tony Mochama
Four months after he celebrated the new millennium in his palatial Nyali home, in Mombasa, and with charges of possession of hashish worth about Sh1 billion awaiting him in the country, short but viciously dangerous drug baron Ibrahim Akasha was hurrying along Bloedstraat in Amsterdam, hoping to score big cash, two days of living 56, but leaving life.
He had been called to Amsterdam by an Egyptian drug baron called Magdi, in whose luxurious flat he was staying with his Egyptian wife, Hayat, and perhaps she was the last thing on his mind before his brains were blown all over the sidewalks of 'Blood Street' by a bicycle riding assassin who pumped four bullets into his scalp.
Akasha had done well for himself in a life where peace was exchanged for drug pellets and pieces of lead, where the serenity of the sea led to risky, high-stakes, roller-coaster drug transactions across the Coastlands of Africa and South America. And he had the seaside mansions and beach-front villas to show for his sea-salted sweat, as hashish from Afghanistan found its way to Kenya's coast, and then off it went to Holland and other drug holes in Europe, courtesy of the man.
The drug haul of Sh940 million in 2000 was then Kenya's largest ever, and Akasha, of course, had rivals for the lucrative business, especially a Colombian cartel in Europe, one of whose men Akasha had killed.
When the chilled cadaver of the man himself was brought to Kenya, it was reportedly 'manhandled' at the City Mortuary slabs by 'forensic' morticians looking for tell-tale tattoos and scars on Akasha's body, DNA being the three letters missing from the police alphabet then.
And with a few billions at stake, Ibrahim Akasha's sons, brothers and wives were soon involved in a bloody family feud that would see son Tinta Akasha's 15-month-old son, drown in the swimming pool of his Nyali estate, after a police raid, as the maid abandoned him in a panic. This was in 2007.
But it was the shooting of Kamaldin Akasha, at a fuel station in Makupa, in March 2002, that provided the real caper. Apparently, claimed an Akasha offspring - Baktash, Kamaldin had
