Kenyan Activists Demand Justice Amidst National Outcry

By Evans Kibor

In a resounding call for justice, Kenyan activists from the Kenya Liberation Movement, largely comprised of Generation Z and Generation X, have shaken the nation with their determined efforts to expose and hold accountable security officers implicated in recent civilian deaths. Sparked by allegations of police brutality during peaceful protests, these young investigators have taken to social media platforms to unveil confidential information of the accused officers.

One prominent figure in their disclosures is Isaiah Ndumba Murangiri, identified as part of a group allegedly responsible for the deaths of several peaceful demonstrators. His personal details, including residence, job status, and contact information, were posted online as evidence of his involvement in the tragic events.

In a scathing letter addressed to the government and shared widely across digital platforms, the Kenya Liberation Movement accuses Deputy President William Ruto of ordering police to open fire on unarmed protesters, resulting in the deaths of over 50 individuals, including doctors, journalists, and demonstrators. The movement criticizes Ruto for failing to take responsibility for these actions and demands his immediate resignation, citing his inability to uphold his constitutional duties to protect Kenyan citizens.

“We will not relent until William Ruto unconditionally resigns,” the letter declares, emphasizing the movement’s determination to seek justice for the victims and accountability from the government.

In response to these grievances, Kenyans have announced plans to observe July 5th and 7th as public holidays, dedicating these days to nationwide protests. The movement plans to stage sit-ins along major roads across Kenya, symbolizing their solidarity and demand for justice. They have also expressed disdain towards government officials who supported contentious legislation, threatening to boycott their appearances in Kenyan churches.

The Kenya Kwanza government, led by President Uhuru Kenyatta, faces mounting pressure to address the allegations and restore public trust in the wake of these tragic events. With calls for accountability echoing throughout the nation, the coming days are expected to test the resolve of both activists and government officials alike in their pursuit of justice and reform.