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Student Deaths Spark Protests, Autopsies Conducted
Several student deaths have occurred across Kenya, sparking protests and investigations. In Nakuru, residents of Ngata protested after the death of a student, carrying the body of the deceased to the school. Autopsies have been conducted on multiple students including Moses Onyonyi, a Grade 8 student in Nakuru, and Consolata Nduku, who died from acute pneumonia. A Grade 10 student died at Ngelani Boys' High School in Machakos County following an alleged incident involving a water lorry. Another post-mortem examination in Machakos revealed high fever as the cause of death for a student. Chaos also erupted at Moi Comprehensive School following the death of a Grade 8 student.
Embu Body Missing, Police Station Opens, Crime Arrests
An investigation has been launched following claims that a body has gone missing from Embu Level 5 Hospital. Residents of Kigumo village in Embu are facing distress as they have been unable to retrieve the body of their loved one from the hospital. In Molo, residents of Chandira Turi have expressed happiness following the opening of a new police station and the appointment of an Officer Commanding Station. Police in the Coast Region have arrested 17 suspects following coordinated security operations aimed at curbing rising crime rates. Reports continue to emerge concerning a disturbing increase in daylight robberies and violence against citizens in Nairobi.
Political Rallies Disrupted by Violence, Goons Arrested
Multiple political rallies in Kenya have been disrupted by violence and hooligan attacks. Residents of Kaiti in Makueni County have strongly condemned attacks targeting opposition rallies. Fourteen individuals have been arrested in connection with disturbances that occurred during a recent political rally. The chairperson of KEWOSA, Veronica Maina, has called for nationwide action to curb rising political violence and safeguard women and children, expressing grave concern over violence observed at recent political rallies. Questions are arising about who is behind the deployment of hooligans to disrupt political rallies, raising concerns about the sanctity of public political discourse.
Healthcare Workers Strike, Medical Union Threatens Action
The Kenya Medical Practitioners, Pharmacists and Dentists Union (KMPDU) has announced a seven-day strike starting today in protest of the suspension of its secretary general. The union is also threatening to go on strike following the suspension of Dr. Iqbal Khandwalla from his position at Coast General Hospital. Separately, the Teachers Service Commission (TPC) is facing a Sh10 billion deficit that could potentially jeopardize the medical insurance cover for teachers across Kenya. The Kenyan government has also announced that access to new HIV prevention medication will not be universal.
Infrastructure Projects Delayed, Residents Protest
Several infrastructure projects across Kenya are facing delays, causing frustration among local communities. Residents of Nyagacho in Kericho County are expressing frustration over the delayed construction of a bridge in their locality. In a separate incident, heavy rains have caused significant damage to bridges and disrupted transportation networks in Migori County, leading to widespread travel chaos and infrastructure damage. Additionally, residents are expressing anger over lack of job opportunities tied to a new road construction project, as the ongoing development has not translated into employment for the local community.
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