Topic: #Police assault

If our leaders truly represent us, then Bridget’s name must echo in every chamber of power. There must be consequences. There must be reform. Otherwise, we will be forced to ask: Who’s next?

On a day defined by confrontation and confusion, Akothee reminded the nation that even in chaos, compassion and wisdom remain the most powerful tools we have. And sometimes, a simple written message can echo louder than any performance.

The sound of approaching police is not always a sign of security in Kenya. Many people interpret it as a sign of fear rather than safety, particularly the young and marginalized. This mistrust is not a work of fiction; rather, it is the result of a long a

As anger boils, leaders and civil society actors are calling for calm—but also for urgent action. The youth-led movement that has emerged is being hailed as a “relentless pursuit for justice,” with growing calls for accountability and systemic ref

“We emphasized our concerns over the draconian, unconstitutional tactics being deployed against Kenyan youth for exercising their democratic rights and raised our dissatisfaction with the apparent inaction by the Directorate.”

Images circulating online show a number of individuals being dragged to the infamous police patrol vehicles and others already locked up at various police stations.

The police launched a major search for the driver, following a relentless pursuit, they tracked him down at his girlfriend's place in Kayole. Ian Njoroge is now in custody for questioning. The police discovered that Ian is a criminal gang leader in