The unit has been struggling with a lack of funds, which consequently affects its detectives' mobility during investigations.
“Any person who commits such an offense shall be liable to a fine of not more than fifteen (15) million shillings or imprisonment for a term not exceeding 15 years, or to both," reads the Bill.
This alarming event followed the violent invasion of Parliament on June 25.
They include MP Benjamin Gathiru Mwangi (Embakasi Central), MP James Mwangi Gakuya (Embakasi North), Former MP George Theuri (Embakasi West), Former Nyeri MP Martin Deric Ngunjiri Wambugu and Pius Munene.
The rallies began peacefully, later turning violent. On June 25, the bill was scheduled for a third reading, and some demonstrators briefly stormed parliament. The police opened fire.
For Rex Maasai’s mother, the feeling of loss is compounded by the lack of progress in her quest for justice for her slain son
Professor Fred Ogola, in an affidavit to support his application, argues that several significant national events and decisions occur at the State House.
The Bill has provisions granting extensive powers to law enforcement authorities to curb protests deemed disruptive to public order.
The surveyed CEOs noted that growth prospects for companies going forward will largely depend on the specific strategies put in place to improve business performance.
In the context of systemic corruption, labelling Kenya’s protests as ‘anarchy’ seems both misleading and inadequate
The bill’s first reading proceeded despite its sponsor, Mbeere North MP Geoffrey Kiringa Ruku, having assured Kenyans he would withdraw it following a backlash.
The Bill also proposes the establishment of the Critical Infrastructure Protection Committee, which will consider applications for declaring infrastructure as critical.
Some Kenyans couldn’t believe that the Sh30 million raised was being utilised accordingly and the person in charge remained accountable all through despite distractions from critics.
The Mombasa County boss also told President Ruto that those who were injured and killed during the protest must be compensated.
LSK has also faulted the police whom they claim allowed the perpetrators of goonism and violence to reign fear and terror among innocent Kenyans.
While he lauded Ruto for dissolving his Cabinet on July 11, following protests against his leadership, Onyonka said Ruto's mistake was to reappoint several ministers fueling more public discontent.
According to eyewitnesses, the youth had convened at their usual meeting point near Naivas supermarket when police swiftly moved in to make arrests.
The anticipated demos comes in the wake of Ruto's renewed tough stance to combat the protestors as the acting Police IG vowes to ensure the country is secure.
