An autopsy on a student who died during demonstrations in Naivasha last week has revealed blunt force trauma to the head as the cause of death.

• The student was reportedly hit by a blunt object.
• The incident occurred during demonstrations.
• The findings are based on a postmortem conducted on the deceased.

Kalonzo Musyoka, Wiper Patriotic Front Party Leader, has strongly condemned the National Police Service for their actions on Saba Saba Day, accusing them of excessive force and violation of citizens' rights.

• Police reportedly met peaceful marchers with excessive deployment, roadblocks, and road closures, infringing on constitutional freedoms.
• Plainclothes and masked officers allegedly forcibly seized Kenyans into unmarked vehicles, disregarding the rule of law and court orders.
• Kalonzo accused police of acting with or protecting criminal gangs, citing instances where law enforcement allegedly failed to intervene during attacks on citizens.

Heavy police presence and road blockades characterized the second anniversary of the Gen Z protests and Saba Saba Day commemorations in Nairobi.

• An unprecedented security operation effectively sealed off key roads, limiting movement into the city centre.
• The Kenyan police implemented the lockdown, raising questions about whether it was a preventive strategy or a sign of State anxiety.
• This year's commemorations saw significantly less convergence compared to previous years.