Govt Sparks Uproar After Releasing 'Propaganda' Video

Interior CS Murkomen recently issued 'a shoot-to-kill order' on breach of security installations...

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The Ministry of Interior faced backlash for releasing a video perceived as a distortion of events surrounding the protests on June 25, 2025, where over 19 people were killed. The video, which attempted to frame the government's narrative, led to accusations of propaganda and mischaracterization of the demonstrators.

19 people were confirmed dead; 531 others injured during the protests.
Key organizations involved include the Judiciary of Kenya and various law enforcement bodies.
The video concluded with a claim: “Kenya is a nation built on order,” while critics argued it ignored state violence against peaceful protesters.

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