Protests erupted in Nanyuki on July 14, as locals demanded justice for Juliet Njoki, who died in police custody following her arrest during a demonstration.

• 24-year-old Njoki reportedly died after being apprehended amidst protests on July 7.
• Residents threatened protests if the government did not take action against her alleged killers.
• A post-mortem is scheduled for July 15 to determine the cause of death, amidst claims that Njoki was assaulted while detained.

The family of Hussein Mohammed, the Garissa Huduma Centre Manager, has taken legal action after he reportedly disappeared on July 8 during a public event attended by Public Service Cabinet Secretary Geoffrey Ruku.

• Hussein Mohammed was allegedly abducted at a public function where he was seated with dignitaries.
• The family has filed an urgent application at the Milimani High Court demanding that authorities produce him, alive or dead.
• The legal team expressed serious concerns about his disappearance, highlighting his role as a public figure in Garissa County.

A couple in Mombasa has been arrested for the alleged online exploitation of their three children, who are aged 13, 7, and 4. The mother was reportedly advertising her children for sexual exploitation on a dating platform.

• The mother, aged 41, used a dating site to solicit clients for sexually explicit content involving her children.
• The police were led by the Anti-Human Trafficking and Child Protection Unit (AHTCPU) and DCI Changamwe.
• The father, aged 52, is accused of repeatedly defiling their teenage daughter.

The family of missing Assistant County Commissioner Hussein Abdirahman Mohamed has filed a petition in court to compel the state to produce him, citing concerns for his safety following his disappearance on July 8.

• Hussein, who also manages the Huduma Centre in Wajir, was last seen attending an official function before going missing.
• The family is demanding that Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja produce Hussein by July 14 or provide a credible account of his whereabouts.
• The petition highlights violations of constitutional rights and similarities to the case of activist Ndiangui Kinyagia, whose disappearance caused significant public outcry.

The National Police Service has addressed allegations of police brutality concerning the death of Julie Njoki while in custody, following reports from The Standard newspaper.

• Julie Njoki was among 126 individuals arrested on July 7, 2025, during Saba Saba Day celebrations.
• She was charged with malicious damage to property and could not raise her bail of KSh50,000.
• The NPS refuted claims of misconduct, stating no formal complaints have been recorded, while protests for justice continue in Nanyuki.