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The brutality, it seems, is the point.

Elijah K. Samuel is asking a few critical questions…. 1. What Were the Circumstances of Albert Ojwang’s Arrest? ▪️Yes, the Police mentions that his arrest was because of "false publication", but which is this publication? ▪️Which specific post (s) on X, led to his arrest?

This image sticks in my mind. The DIG attending a briefing about the killing of Albert Ojwang whom he complained about at the same scene of crime Albert died at. To top it off is IPOA, meant to INDEPENDENTLY investigate police misconduct, attending a joint briefing with them. Wow

Boni Khalwale to CS Murkomen: You have the audacity to come and face the parliament of Kenya and tell Kenyans 'you don’t see and you don’t know'. For the respect of this young man (Albert Ojwang), can you immediately resign. You are not fit to be in that docket.

The IG knowingly or unknowingly answered a question many Kenyans have asked about how police officers track down persons they deem of interest via their social media accounts pointing to the CAK’s Forensic Lab.

KTN reporting that days before Albert Ojwang’s death, GSU officers in a vehicle bearing a fake number plate, visited their offices over the fake news article.

All the makings of abuse of power, disregard for the law and life went into Albert Ojwang’s murder.

Unarmed. Unthreatening. Yet shot point blank by police. God.

“I reckon that the sufferings of this present time are not worthy to be compared with the glory which shall be revealed in us.” - Romans 8:18

There is a depth in the eve of the June 25th protests that feels extremely different from last year’s. Whether that shows up in the numbers tomorrow physically or online, there is just a different energy.

Protesters chant as they march along Moi Avenue towards Central Police Station

Kenyans stay in their own league. 😂

Kenyan police have turned Nairobi into a war zone, using tear gas, flash bangs and water cannon trucks indiscriminately against mostly peaceful protesters. PS: Please don't crowd around my team when you see us. It makes our signal terrible like this

Police and Communications Authority of Kenya forcefully enter NTV’s Limuru transmission station, switch off Free-to-Air signal #June25Protests

I have so far spoken to 3 women. We are waiting for an ambulance for one of them to go to the hospital All these cases are harrowing. goons would surround a motorbike and grab the woman off the bike. Gang rape and rob them. I'm so angry right now. We can't continue like this

Boniface Kariuki, the hawker who was shot by police in the head in Nairobi during protests on June 17, 2025, is brain dead, family says.

‘I have no apologies’: Ruto confirms building Sh1.2bn church at State House

Another generation returns to the trenches, bearing the standard of change once more. In 1991, the champions of democracy were scorned—branded as hooligans, rioters, and pawns of Western intrigue. Yet, despite the vilification, they endured. In the end, KANU relented, and the

If you got home safe today, spare a word of gratitude. Today very ugly scenes have unfolded from death, rape, violence and other unthinkable things which I would very much like to unsee.