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PHOTO COURTESY: THE LATE YASSIN MOYO The Director of Public Prosecutions has approved the arrest and prosecution of a policeman , Duncan Ndiema Ndiwah. This he said is in reference to the fatal shooting of Yasin Hussein Moyo at the balcony of his range in Huruma, Nairobi on March 30 this year. On the fateful day, the 13-year-old had been curiously watching police patrol the streets together with his mother and siblings. A coronavirus-related curfew had just started when a stray bullet struck him within the stomach. His father, Hussein Moyo Molte, was at a close-by friend’s place watching the news and recounts hearing gunshots moments before his daughter called to inform him, “Yassin’s been shot, we were on the balcony, the police had a torch on us then they fired shots.” Moyo rushed home to seek out the neighborhood engulfed in teargas. Neighbors drove Yassin to a Nairobi hospital where he later died from his injuries, consistent with his father, who believes his neighborhood cops are

kenyan police brutality unveiled in a viral video, check it. Kenyans had a rough and a long day, thats after the police officers decided to break the law and brutalise kenyans even before the curfew time set by president uhuru , that is from 7pm to 5am. It is evident that the police officers in kenya were not after helping in solving the COVID-19 tussle, their interest was seen in btutalising the taxpayers. They were seen manhandling the citizens even forcing them.to lie down without the social distancing. Kenyans and some set of kenyan leaders have taken to condemn the actions of the police officers with some even asking for the resignation of the president and the interior security cabinet minister Mr.Matiangi. Its not the first time kenyans have found themselves in fights with the police, its remembered during the 2017 elections demonstrations kenyans were brutalised to an extent of some losing their lives and others being seriously injured..Its the high tim