Last updated: 3 september, 2009 - 07:49 GMT

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Taxi drivers in Kenya's capital are working in fear after the bodies of fourteen taxi drivers were found dumped in trenches with some body parts cut off.

No arrests have been made, but officers in Nairobi say they are investigating the possible involvement of the Mungiki, a tribal criminal gang notorious for mutilating and beheading its victims.

Network Africa's Dayo Yusuf reports.

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