Kenya is at a boiling point.
In June 2025, the tragic death of Albert Ojwang—a young teacher and political blogger—while in police custody sparked national outrage and ignited massive anti-government protests across the country. On July 7, 2025, also known as Saba Saba Day, Kenyans, especially the youth, took to the streets in 23 counties demanding justice, police accountability, and economic reform.
This video dives deep into the July 2025 Kenya protests, the legacy of Saba Saba, and the alarming reports of police brutality, including the use of live ammunition against unarmed protesters. According to the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights (KNCHR), at least 10 people were killed and 29 injured during the July 7 demonstrations alone. These events are not isolated—they’re part of a broader wave of unrest that began in 2024 over tax hikes and cost-of-living issues under President William Ruto’s administration.
🔎 What You’ll Learn in This Video:
Who was Albert Ojwang and why his death matters
How Saba Saba evolved from a pro-democracy movement to a symbol of youth resistance
The scale of police violence and use of force in July 2025 protests
How social media and Gen Z mobilized nationwide civil disobedience
The international response from Amnesty International, OHCHR, and Kenyan civil society
Why Kenya’s democratic future depends on justice, reform, and accountability
💬 We also feature statements from Kenyan activists, human rights leaders, and political analysts calling for an end to state violence and a return to democratic dialogue.
📢 This video is part of our ongoing series exposing human rights violations, freedom of speech suppression, and government overreach worldwide.
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