Kenya Protests Turn Deadly Amid Police Crackdown

Antigovernment protests in Kenya have turned violent, with dozens killed as police opened fire on demonstrators. The unrest follows the death of Albert Ojwang, who died in police custody, sparking widespread outrage. Protests erupted across multiple cities, with security forces facing scrutiny for their heavy-handed response. Reports indicate live ammunition was used against crowds, escalating tensions and drawing international attention. The New York Times and Al Jazeera documented the clashes, though detailed content from the articles was unavailable. The incidents highlight growing discontent with government actions and law enforcement brutality.