A security operation in Samburu East has sparked protests and calls for an independent investigation after hundreds of livestock were killed during a multi-agency crackdown launched to recover livestock stolen from Isiolo and seize illegal firearms, with Samburu Governor Lati Lelelit saying more than 700 animals were shot dead over four days and local associations documenting at least 717 livestock lost so far.
Sad scenes in Samburu as Police officers shot dead over 700 goats, 500 cattle, and several donkeys .
Local herders reported that a heavy contingent of police officers, believed to be from the General Service Unit (GSU) and the Anti-Stock Theft Unit (ASTU), arrived via helicopters and lorries.
Herders alleged that the officers used both automatic weapons and explosives to target the animals near watering points and dams .
@Weyne_west It's so funny that the government will take 1month to repair one side of that 2 lanes James Gichuru/ABC flyover that is less than 500m stretch
Kenyans in Nairobi are now choosing to walk rather than pay public transport fares that have become unaffordable for many under President William Ruto’s regime.
@Lesuuda Your constituency is going without power (KPLC POWER) for a week. People are demonstrating every single day.
The sirata road which is a constituency road is impassable please serve your people.
They are felling TREES 🌳 to allow them ERECT BILLBOARDS.
SAKS @SAKAJAJOHNSON YOU ARE AWARE OF THIS SINDIO!
@NemaKenya HAPO FIPIIIII?
VISUAL POLLUTION IN IT!
There is this restraunt called Forodhani in Mombasa, if you want your trip to continue being peaceful don't step foot there, they will serve you one of the worst Biryani, juices full of normal sugar, and on top of that you will wait for like 1+ plus as they kiss white people's asses
Garissa Governor Nathif Jama's administration is under the spotlight following the circulation of a video filmed by Gen Z residents showing the county headquarters empty during working hours, with no employees in sight despite billions of shillings in public funds allocated to the county.