Kenyan Teachers' Outcry: Death of Colleague Sparks Nationwide Protests

Kenyan Teachers Demand Justice After Colleague's Death, Protests Erupt Across the Country Kisumu, Kenya—In a wave of grief and anger, teachers across Kenya are demanding justice following the death of Albert Ojwang, a teacher who died under unclear circumstances. The video shows emotional protests and candlelight vigils in Kisumu, where Ojwang's death sparked outrage. Teachers are calling for the dismissal of Deputy Inspector of Police Eliud Lagat, accusing him of negligence and brutality. "By killing Ojwang, you have not only killed that soul of Ojwang, you have killed the soul of many teachers in this country," said one teacher during the protest, expressing the widespread sense of loss and betrayal felt by the teaching community. Similar protests took place in Siaya, Kajiado, Nyieri, Embu, and Kilifi counties. The teachers' collective action underscores the depth of their frustration and their determination to seek accountability for Ojwang's death. The events highlight ongoing concerns about police brutality and the need for greater protection of citizens' rights in Kenya. The protests continue, underscoring the teachers' resolve to secure justice for their fallen colleague and to address the broader issues of police accountability and safety.