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HomeDaily NewsTuesday, July 8, 2025Calls for Police Reforms and Press Freedom in Kenya
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Calls for Police Reforms and Press Freedom in Kenya

Raila Odinga demands police reforms amidst ongoing protests; Larry Madowo condemns intimidation of journalists covering the events.

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Raila Odinga Demands Police Reforms & National Dialogue Amidst Protest Crackdown

Raila Odinga Demands Police Reforms & National Dialogue Amidst Protest Crackdown

Opposition leader Raila Odinga is calling for immediate police reforms and a national dialogue to address rising protest-related fatalities in Kenya, following deadly clashes during the Saba Saba Day protests which resulted in at least 10 fatalities.

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Opposition leader Raila Odinga is calling for immediate police reforms and a national dialogue to address rising protest-related fatalities in Kenya, following deadly clashes during the Saba Saba Day protests which resulted in at least 10 fatalities.

  • At least 10 people were killed during the protests on July 7.
  • Raila Odinga emphasized the urgent need for accountability within the police force.
  • Odinga warned that continued violent crackdowns could destabilize Kenya’s progress and called for constructive dialogue as a solution.
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Larry Madowo Condemns Threats and Intimidation Amid Kenya Protest Coverage: “Journalism Is Not a Crime”

Larry Madowo Condemns Threats and Intimidation Amid Kenya Protest Coverage: “Journalism Is Not a Crime”

Larry Madowo, a renowned Kenyan journalist and CNN international correspondent, has condemned threats and intimidation aimed at him during his coverage of recent protests in Kenya.

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Larry Madowo, a renowned Kenyan journalist and CNN international correspondent, has condemned threats and intimidation aimed at him during his coverage of recent protests in Kenya.

  • A KSh100,000 bounty was allegedly offered by a Kenyan leader for his assault.
  • Larry Madowo shared he is facing organized attacks and calls for his arrest from pro-government figures.
  • The ongoing protests, driven by opposition to the dismissed Finance Bill 2024 and socio-economic issues, have raised alarms about press freedom and journalist safety.
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