Hacker Group Anon Strikes Kenya, Disabling Sites

Hacker group Anonymous took down key government of Kenya websites over the arrest of activist Mutemi Wa Kiama. Mutemi who was arrested and charged for ‘digital pirating of a book’ but was released after being taken to court. The activist had his house broken into by 7 armed men who failed to address the charges upon arrest.

The hacker group, who have been credited by exposing paedo-sadism among the United States elites, called for the unconditional release and discontinued harassment of activist Mutemi Wa Kiama.

Kenyan journalist @MutemiWaKiama has been arrested for criticizing government nepotism and corruption; possibly for the tweet attached.

Anonymous demands his release @StateHouseKenya and @DCI_Kenya. #FreeKiama #PoliticalEducationKE https://t.co/fH19XyUJCh

— Anonymous (@YourAnonCentral) June 10, 2020

The two key government websites that were taken down include ecitizen.go.ke and president.go.ke. Both sites have now been confirmed to be back up.

#Anonymous #ReleaseKiama #FreeKiama

The Presidency of the Kenyan government and the main government portal (Gateway to All Government Services) has been taken #Offline. Release our comrade Kiama now!https://t.co/d4CpEkU4Ni | TANGO DOWNhttps://t.co/rBWgroGS05 | TANGO DOWN pic.twitter.com/A5VJGHbVlN

— Lorian Synaro 🍀 (@LorianSynaro) June 10, 2020