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The number of those who have lost their lives as a result of police excesses in quelling the Gen Z-led protests has risen to 62. This is after Kennedy Maina Wakini who sustained gunshot wounds succumbed after 5 months of seeking treatment. This comes in the wake of rising cases of abductions by people alleged to be security officers
Number of lives lost during the Gen Z-led protests rises to 62
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