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Compensate and prosecute: Protest victims' cries for justice

Prof Makau Mutua slammed 'elites' frustrating the process, telling them: 'Shame on you'

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by VICTOR AMADALA

Big-read25 September 2025 - 11:00
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Protesters sleep on the road while chanting anti-government songs during the anti-Finance Bill 2024 protests anniversary at Nairobi CBD on June 25 /DOUGLAS OKIDDY

Jacinta Anyango, the mother of a 12-year-old boy, Kennedy Onyango, who was shot by police in Rongai in 2024 during protests against the Finance Bill, is inconsolable and hopeless.

Her son, who succumbed to eight bullets, had promised to treat his two anaemic siblings and educate them through his talent, painting.

In an exclusive interview with the Star, Anyango said she had placed all her hopes on Onyango to get an education, find a steady job and one day provide for her  noting that she has no home in the rural areas to turn to.

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