Kenya Police Brutality: Five Killed in Narok Protests Against Finance Bill

The recent protests in Narok, Kenya, against the Finance Bill 2024, turned deadly when police opened fire on demonstrators, resulting in the deaths of five people. Among the victims was 19-year-old Brian Mike Kasaine, a young man with aspirations to attend university. Witnesses described Kasaine as unarmed and peaceful, sparking outrage over the use of lethal force by police.

The incident has reignited debates over police brutality and the government's response to peaceful protests. Human rights groups have condemned the state's actions, citing a disregard for constitutional rights. Nationwide protests and demonstrations are expected to continue, with many calling for justice for the victims and accountability from the government. The Finance Bill 2024 has been a contentious issue, with many Kenyans expressing concerns over its potential impact on the economy and ordinary citizens. The government's handling of the protests has raised further questions about its commitment to democratic values and human rights.

Narok is trending in Kenya because police reportedly shot dead five protesters during demonstrations against the Finance Bill 2024. Among the victims was 19-year-old Brian Mike Kasaine, an unarmed youth aspiring to attend university. The killings have sparked nationwide outrage and renewed accusations of brutality under President William Ruto’s administration. Human rights groups are demanding justice and condemning the state’s disregard for the constitutional right to peaceful protest.

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