Kariuki is no ordinary officer. While stations across the country go without cars or fuel, he has 17 vehicles assigned to him. Insiders at DCI say his fleet includes 14 new Subarus, one D-Max, a Ford Ranger and a Toyota Double Cab. The source says the many Subarus that were doing rounds during protests belong to his unit.
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Enforced disappearances have no place in Kenya. Every Kenyan has the right to life, dignity, liberty, and protection under the law. We call on the Government to criminalize enforced disappearances, investigate every case transparently, hold perpetrators accountable
We must continue to ask these questions WHERE ARE THEY?
we are led by a regime that does not value human life, we must show up for the oppressed #EndEnforcedDisappearances
Democracy is at the heart of movement building. Today we demonstrated this through a competitive and democratic election, giving comrades power to participate and choose their leaders.
Congratulations to our newly elected Steering Committee, advocacy committee and Caucus leaders
“Mkikuyu mwenye hatapigia Ruto Kura Na Hataki Chama Yetu Ya UDA hii area atoke Akwende Kabisa!” - Hon Ngeria Addressing Kapseret Residents in a private meeting.
NCIC hawawezi ona hii.
Impunity fuels enforced disappearances. Every case must be independently investigated, evidence preserved, victims protected, and perpetrators held accountable. Justice cannot wait. Kenya must #EndEnforcedDisappearance. #HakiKwaWote
16 years since Kenyans declared that all sovereign power belongs to the people. Yet, we continue to struggle to have that power respected, protected and exercised.
Our Constitution is a promise we must hold the State accountable to!!!
#KatibaAt16#ThePeopleSHALL
Delayed investigations only strengthen impunity. Kenya must ensure every reported enforced disappearance is promptly, independently and credibly investigated. Protect victims, preserve evidence and bring perpetrators to justice.
#EndEnforcedDisappearance#HakiKwaWote
Kenya must confront enforced disappearances with the seriousness they deserve. Disappearing a person is not a “security matter” to be hidden—it is a grave violation of human rights. The State must criminalize enforced disappearance, investigate prosecute every case
Siaya deserves development that respects people, protects our environment and upholds the right to information and meaningful public participation.
On 31st August, our voices will be heard. We demand transparency, accountability, justice and genuine public participation.