Kenyan Blogger's Murder Fuels Calls for Justice at Emotional Memorial

Kenyan Blogger's Murder Sparks Outcry at Memorial Service A memorial service for Albert Ojwang, a blogger murdered in Kenya, turned into a public demand for justice. The service, held at the Holy Family Basilica in Kisumu, was led by priest Michael Ndichu and attended by prominent political and religious figures. Attendees expressed their grief and anger, calling for a thorough investigation and the prosecution of those responsible. "What Kenyans are looking for is to be told who orchestrated this murder," said Gladys Wanga, Governor of Homa Bay, in an impassioned speech. "This young man's life must be respected, and those responsible must be brought to justice." Bishop Stephene Mutua, Deputy Chair of the Kenya Conference of Catholic Bishops, echoed these sentiments, stating that anyone involved should step down pending the investigation's outcome. The service was filled with emotional moments, reflecting the community's deep sorrow and desire for closure. The event highlights the ongoing concerns about violence against journalists and bloggers in Kenya and the need for greater protection and accountability.