The Artur Brothers Background These brothers whose origin cannot be confirmed are known as Artur Sargaysan and Artur Margayan. They are said to be of Armenian descent ( which cannot be confirmed ), two troublesome duos who had ties to powerful people within the Kibaki government. Their true nature of business has never been known but what is clear is that Kenya wasn`t the first country to fall victim to this duo. Their methods could only rival or rather they took a page from the famous German burglar; Arsene Lupin. However, their presence in Kenya was coincidental with the drug burst of high-grade cocaine of 1 tonne at a port in Mombasa. The Drug Burst Photo of the drug burst After raids in Malindi and Nairobi in late 2004, police stumbled on 1 tonne of cocaine which had an approximate of 700 packets with an extra 300 packets found at a warehouse in Embakasi, Ganjuri area. A police officer by the name of Jarso Godana ( retired ) was appointed together with 4 other officers ...
Ali Punjani ( अली पुंजानी ) was born in 1977 in Mombasa, Kenya who went by the street name Ali P. He came from a family of Indian decent; father - Bradrudin Punjani, mother - Gulbanu Punjani. He attended Aga Khan School in Mombasa, a school designated for the ' well off ' in the coastal region where he graduated off to a tertiary institution not listed on the public forum. Ali later on went to work for his sister`s husband and was introduced into the business world. This was no normal business as it was alleged that Amin Shamash ( Ali`s sister husband) was involved in illegal importation of sugar that was repacked under known brands in Kenya. It was also alleged that they packed other illegal substances along with sugar and used the established smuggling routes to get goods in Kenya. Following years of apprenticeship in this craft Ali was bold enough to open his own company by the name RISING STAR COMMODITIES. Ali was able to use his already...