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10,000 THANKS FROM TRAGIC AMEN'S FAMILY
Sunday Mail
|April 06, 2025
Cash raised will see teen's body flown home to Africa
THE sister of murdered schoolboy Amen Teklay has thanked donors to a fundraiser to have his body flown to Africa to be buried.
Amen, 15, died after being found with severe injuries in Glasgow last month.
The schoolboy and his family fled to Scotland eight years ago as refugees from Eritrea, which borders Ethiopia.
His older sister Delina has thanked those who donated to a GoFundMe appeal after raising nearly £10,000.
This story is from the April 06, 2025 edition of Sunday Mail.
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