Recent autopsy findings reveal that the death of Albert Ojwang’ was caused by severe head injury and neck compression, with evidence suggesting external forces were responsible.

• Dr. Bernard Midia, the government pathologist, stated the injuries were inconsistent with self-infliction, emphasizing signs of struggle on the body.
• Six police officers from the Central Police Station have been interdicted as investigations by the Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA) proceed.
• Raila Odinga, former Prime Minister and leader of the ODM party, criticized the police, highlighting how this incident undermines the credibility of both the police force and the state.

Former prime minister and ODM party leader Raila Odinga has condemned the Kenyan police following the death of Albert Omondi Ojwang, a 31-year-old teacher, in police custody, calling it an erosion of police credibility and authority.

• Albert Ojwang died under controversial circumstances while in police custody, sparking public outrage.
• Raila Odinga emphasized the necessity for accountability from the police regarding this incident and ongoing extrajudicial killings.
• The National Police Service has suspended six officers involved in the case, aiming for a thorough investigation by the Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA).

An autopsy revealed that social media influencer Albert Ojwang died from head injuries and neck compression, with suicide ruled out, contradicting earlier claims by Inspector General Douglas Kanja.

• Ojwang sustained multiple injuries consistent with assault, indicating signs of struggle.
• He was reportedly arrested by officers from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) and later died in police custody.
• Human rights activists and Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) leader Raila Odinga are demanding a transparent investigation into his death.

A dramatic scene unfolded outside the City Mortuary in Nairobi on Tuesday when an angry crowd interrupted Homa Bay Woman Representative Joyce Atieno Bensuda's press address regarding the death of blogger Albert Ojwang.

• The pathologist's report contradicted claims of self-inflicted wounds, indicating clear signs of assault.
• Joyce Atieno Bensuda faced vocal protests demanding her departure, accusing her of not adequately supporting the deceased.
• The report revealed a head injury and neck compression, sparking protests that temporarily disrupted traffic.

President William Ruto remains silent following the death of blogger Albert Ojwang in police custody, raising concerns about police accountability in Kenya.

• Ojwang died on June 8, 2025, allegedly due to police violence, prompting public outrage.
• Inspector General Douglas Kanja has suspended officers involved, but critics demand President Ruto's direct involvement for justice.
• An autopsy revealed Ojwang suffered fatal injuries from physical assault, contradicting police claims of self-harm.

The National Assembly has issued a 48-hour ultimatum for an interim report on the death of blogger Albert Ojwang, who died on June 8 under suspicious circumstances.

• Speaker Moses Wetang'ula has tasked Gabriel Tongoyo, the chairman of the Administration and Internal Security Committee, to present a report by Thursday at 2:30 PM.
• MP Jared Okello and other lawmakers expressed concerns about the effectiveness of the nation's security agencies and demanded accountability regarding Ojwang's death.
• Notably, Raila Odinga condemned the incidents leading to Ojwang's death and insisted on a speedy investigation into the matter.

The Ministry of Health has reported a significant increase in Mpox cases, spreading to four additional counties in Kenya.

• 137 cumulative cases have been registered, a rise from 67 in April.
• The report was made by Mary Muthoni, Public Health Principal Secretary, stating affected counties include Isiolo, Kisii, Kirinyaga, and Machakos.
• Furthermore, 400 individuals in close contact with infected patients are being monitored to control the outbreak.

Members of Parliament in Nairobi, Kenya are demanding accountability following the death of Alfred Omondi Ojwang’, a young teacher and social media influencer, while in police custody.

• Ojwang’ died from injuries consistent with a violent assault, including extensive head trauma and neck compression.
• The incident has sparked outrage, with calls for the arrest of Deputy Inspector General of Police Eliud Lagat, who initiated the complaint leading to Ojwang’s arrest.
• The National Police Service is under scrutiny, amid demands for transparency regarding the circumstances of Ojwang’s detention and the ongoing investigation.