A Kenyan national has been reported missing in Kingston, Jamaica, sparking concern among family, friends, and the wider diaspora community.
Isaac Kimeu, 39, who resides along North Street in Kingston, has been missing since Monday, March 16, 2026, according to reports from local authorities.
Last Seen at Airport
The Kingston Central Police revealed that Kimeu was scheduled to depart Jamaica on the day he disappeared. He was last seen at Norman Manley International Airport around midday. However, subsequent checks confirmed that he did not board his flight and has not returned home since.
This unexpected turn of events has raised alarm, with authorities now appealing to the public for any information that could assist in locating him.
Description of Isaac Kimeu
Police have provided the following details to aid in identification:
- Age: 39 years
- Nationality: Kenyan
- Complexion: Dark
- Build: Medium
- Height: Approximately 170 cm (5 ft 7 in)
- Last Seen Wearing: A white robe with a blue sash around the waist
Another Kenyan Missing in the United States
In a separate but equally concerning case, another Kenyan man, Nahashon Wanyoike, has also been reported missing in the United States.
Wanyoike disappeared in Washington State while on his way to work, according to earlier reports. His sudden disappearance has caused distress among his family and the Kenyan diaspora community in the U.S., with ongoing efforts to trace his whereabouts.
The two cases have heightened concern about the safety and well-being of Kenyans living abroad, prompting renewed calls for vigilance and community support.
Appeal for Information
Authorities are urging anyone who may have seen Isaac Kimeu or has information regarding his whereabouts to come forward immediately.
Members of the public can contact:
- Kingston Central Police: 876-922-8860
- Emergency Number: 119
- Or visit the nearest police station
Diaspora Concern Growing
The disappearance has drawn attention among Kenyans living abroad, with growing calls for vigilance and support in locating Kimeu. Cases involving missing diaspora members often require coordinated efforts between local authorities and international communities.
Family members and friends remain hopeful for his safe return and are urging anyone with even the smallest piece of information to report it.
