Deadly Ol-Kalou protest leaves 35 govt vehicles, 11 motorcycles torched

A resident who requested anonymity attributed the unrest to a buildup of public frustration over police brutality and systemic injustices. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke..

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A protest in Ol-Kalou, Kenya, escalated into violence on July 26, resulting in the destruction of government properties following the shooting of a demonstrator by police.

35 government vehicles and 11 motorcycles were torched.
Led by Gen Z activists, the protests marked the first anniversary of the June 25 demonstrations.
Among the destroyed properties were the Ol-Kalou Police Station and various office buildings.

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