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Truth Without Fear
The branding and IT specialist is being accused of encouraging Kenyans to reject the Bill. Rights groups said the arrest signals a trend of criminalising digital civic engagement.
Veteran lawyer John Khaminwa has called for the urgent establishment of a Truth and Accountability Commission in the wake of the death of Albert Ojwang.
To facilitate the act, Mukhwana claims he was given Sh 2,000 to give remandees. The money was allegedly used to buy alcohol for the inmates who were assigned the task.
Lagat has been implicated in the killing and was a person of interest as the complainant. Twenty officers and four civilians have been questioned with several being arrested.
Lagat was summoned by Ipoa to shed light on what he knows about blogger’s death in a cell.
Kenya features in the ENACT Africa Organised Crime Index, owing to its heroin market. It joins South Africa, Mozambique, and Tanzania as countries vulnerable to the destabilising effects of narcotics.
Recent killings of unarmed youths by police have sparked nationwide outrage.
A new report has exposed widespread human rights violations committed by security forces during the 2024 Gen Z-led protests.
In the aftermath of the Gen Z protests, dozens of youths were abducted. For some families, they have not seen their relatives for 12 months now.
IT expert was picked up last Saturday by people believed to be from the DCI. Ndiangu’i Kinyagia is linked to mobilsation of Gen Z protesters for June 25th.
One week since the mysterious disappearance of Ndiangui Kinyagia, a 35-year-old IT expert and blogger behind the X account Daguin Dd, his whereabouts remain unknown.
The organisations condemned what they termed as arbitrary, unjustified arrests designed to intimidate human rights advocates and shrink civic space in the country.
Blogger Ndiang’ui Kinyagia has been missing since June 21, when armed officers believed to be from the DCI reportedly stormed his Kinoo residence.
Opposition leaders have demanded the resignation of Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen over the death of 22-year-old Boniface Kariuki.
Ndiang’ui Kinyagia who went missing on June 21 is a shaken man after he resurfaced in court on Thursday.
On Saturday, 21 June, Ndiang’ui Kinyagia left behind his gadgets — including phones and laptops — at his Kinoo home and vanished.
According to the families and human rights activists, the deceased were unarmed civilians, most of them from informal settlements in Nairobi.
Julia Wangui Kariuki, also known as Njoki, died under mysterious circumstances last Friday hours after her admission to the Nanyuki Women’s Prison.
Civil society groups under the Police Reforms Working Group (PRWG) have accused state operatives of running a covert crackdown during the Saba Saba protests that left 38 people dead.
The family of Susan Kamengere is demanding answers after she died under unclear circumstances at a hospital in Nairobi, barely a day after she was forcibly taken from her Kileleshwa home.
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