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The opposition is calling on Kenyans to take to the streets this Wednesday in memory of the victims of last year’s Gen Z protests. Led by Wiper’s Kalonzo Musyoka and DAP-K’s Eugene Wamalwa, they’ll march to parliament demanding justice for those killed and injured. This comes as the opposition unveiled a new public justice commission, chaired by former attorney general Justin Muturi, to document police brutality, abductions, and disappearances linked to the Gen Z protests.
Opposition leaders vow to join Gen-Z protests tomorrow
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