Kenya faces mounting tensions after Julia Njoki died following her arrest during Saba Saba demonstrations on July 7. Police detained Njoki in Nanyuki and transported her to the local station, where she remained until her death. Nairobi Women Representative Esther Passaris urged citizens to cease protests and seek peaceful solutions. The representative expressed concern about citizens becoming social media symbols rather than receiving justice. Passaris confirmed that Laikipia County Women Representative Jane Kagiri monitors the investigation.
Family members accuse police officers of fatal brutality against Njoki while she remained in custody. Grace Rene, the victim's aunt, described severe beatings that left her niece unconscious in...