Kenya's President William Ruto has ordered police to shoot protesters targeting businesses in the legs, to incapacitate but not to kill them.
The UN and rights groups have accused the police of using excessive force in anti-government protests.
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@Ehnjee80791@A_Njambi Yeah..saii apa wataalam ni kubaya. Nimepata wakibreak at a safaricom shop, while people were just observing. So building nimeingia after kuskia gunshots zimekua mob, jamaa fulani amenishw two ladies wameshootiwa na wakabebwa. Tht is after less than 2 minutes kupita apo. Im lucky
As a former Attorney General, I can confidently say: I would never have done this. I cannot, and will not, worship any human being.
This image of AG Dorcas Oduor nearly kneeling before the President is disturbing. It confirms what I once said, Cabinet operates under fear.
We must reject this culture of submission. It breeds authoritarianism, not leadership.
#FreeDaguinKinyagia A country that abducts its young people for being innovate, what a sad chapter of our history. William Ruto will only be remembered for the pain and heart ache he inflicted on the very people that put him in power.