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Since the death of her son in June last year during the Gen Z protests, Jacinta Anyango has not found justice, even after President William Ruto publicly announced that he would reach out to her for a conversation. She still bears the scars after her son, Kennedy Onyango, was shot dead in Rongai, Kajiado county, during the protests. Despite seeking justice, the mother of two claims the police and IPOA say she lacks sufficient evidence. To Jacinta, justice has been denied.
Kennedy Onyango’s mother decries IPOA’s evidence demand
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