Kenya in Crisis: Streets Boil Over After Blogger’s Death
Violent protests have gripped Nairobi, Kenya, as public outrage surges over the death of blogger Albert Ojwang in police custody and the close-range police shooting of vendor Boniface Kariuki during earlier demonstrations.
Despite President William Ruto’s pledge to end police brutality, his interior minister’s ‘shoot on sight’ order has drawn intense criticism, especially after five police stations were torched. Human rights organizations are demanding accountability for illegal detentions, torture, and enforced disappearances of government critics.
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