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HomeDaily NewsFriday, July 11, 2025Concerns Over Protests and Police Actions
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Concerns Over Protests and Police Actions

Senator raises concerns over Kisumu demolitions and Raila critiques police shooting orders during protests.

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Friday 7:23 PMKenyans

Senator Raises Alarm Over Kisumu Demolitions for Road Project

Senator Raises Alarm Over Kisumu Demolitions for Road Project

Kisumu Senator Tom Ojienda raised concerns about the demolitions of structures in Kisumu County initiated by the National Government for a road expansion project.

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Kisumu Senator Tom Ojienda raised concerns about the demolitions of structures in Kisumu County initiated by the National Government for a road expansion project.

  • Over 300 kiosks and shops were previously cleared for construction vehicles along the Kisumu-Kisian bypass.
  • Senator Ojienda questioned the Roads, Transport and Housing Committee about the legal authority and process behind the demolitions.
  • Many structures were marked as "illegal," and Ojienda is seeking clarification on compensation or resettlement plans for affected residents.
Friday 1:40 PMKenyansFirst

Raila Hits Out at Ruto Over Shooting Order

Raila Hits Out at Ruto Over Shooting Order

Former Prime Minister Raila Odinga criticized President William Ruto over his controversial shoot-to-the-leg order for police regarding violent demonstrators. Raila condemned the use of excessive force, calling for adherence to the rule of law.

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Former Prime Minister Raila Odinga criticized President William Ruto over his controversial shoot-to-the-leg order for police regarding violent demonstrators. Raila condemned the use of excessive force, calling for adherence to the rule of law.

  • Ruto's orders enable police to shoot individuals involved in violent protests in the leg.
  • Raila emphasized the importance of human rights and legal processes, stating, "everyone is innocent until proven guilty."
  • Protests against government policies are escalating, with a reported death toll of **31** from recent demonstrations, per the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights.
Friday 2:54 PMCapital News

“No, on that one you are wrong, Mr President” – Raila On Police Shooting At Protesters

“No, on that one you are wrong, Mr President” – Raila On Police Shooting At Protesters

Former Prime Minister Raila Odinga has condemned President William Ruto's directive to police to shoot protesters in the legs, calling it a dangerous move that violates citizens’ rights.

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Former Prime Minister Raila Odinga has condemned President William Ruto's directive to police to shoot protesters in the legs, calling it a dangerous move that violates citizens’ rights.

  • At least 31 people were killed in recent protests, raising public outrage over police brutality.
  • Raila Odinga criticized orders to “shoot to kill, maim, disorient or shock” protesters, advocating for the preservation of human dignity and rule of law.
  • Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen faced backlash for ordering police to “shoot and kill” approaching protesters, leading to legal action against him.
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