DCI takes over probe into abduction of Mlolongo businessman Jimmy Mutava
National
By
Mate Tongola
| Aug 02, 2026
The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) has taken over investigations into the reported abduction of Mlolongo businessman Jimmy Mutava, as concerns continue to mount over his disappearance.
In a statement, the DCI said detectives from its Anti-Abduction Unit assumed responsibility for the case after a report was lodged at Mlolongo Police Station on July 27, 2026.
"The Directorate of Criminal Investigations wishes to inform the public that detectives from the DCI Anti-Abduction Unit have taken over investigations into the reported alleged abduction of Jimmy Mutava," the agency said.
According to the DCI, investigators are pursuing several persons of interest as they seek to establish the circumstances surrounding the reported incident.
"Investigations are currently underway, with detectives pursuing several persons of interest as they work to establish the circumstances surrounding the reported incident," the statement added.
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The agency assured the public that updates would be provided as the investigation progresses.
"The DCI will keep the public informed of significant developments as the investigations progress," it said.
The development comes amid renewed concern over Mutava's whereabouts after CCTV footage reportedly captured his final known movements before he was allegedly abducted outside an entertainment establishment in Mlolongo Town.