Contents
- 0.1 RelatedPosts
- 0.2 Unmasking the Killers: BBC Africa Eye’s ‘Blood Parliament’ Exposes Fatal Shootings During Kenya Finance Bill Protests
- 0.3 Raila Odinga’s Defeat at the AUC Chairmanship Vote: A Turning Point for Kenyan Politics
- 0.4 Kenyan Minister Calls Out Ruto’s Government Over Abductions and Killings
- 1 Kenya Killed Its Children
No Mashujaa Day 2024 is a day celebrating the true heroes of Kenya if we do not remember, acknowledge, and celebrate the 61 fallen Gen Z Heroes who lost their lives during the June 2024 anti-bad governance protests. The 61, mostly young Kenyans ranging from 18 to 30 years old, are and will always remain the true heroes of modern Kenya. Their lives and the sacrifices they made will always accord us the responsibility of honoring their lives by pushing for better governance; scratch that, demanding better governance.
Kenya Killed Its Children
Kenya is a land of many surprises but the most jarring one is that it killed 61 of its children for demanding a fairer, well-governed, and accountable society. The Kenyan police — the individuals who are responsible for protecting the citizens — took up arms against the very citizens who pay them and killed them for nothing else but exercising their constitutional right to protest; a grand betrayal and one that we shall never forget.
