Kenya’s Deadly Protests Reveal the High Cost of Corruption and Government Overreach
As Kenya’s protests escalate with a grim death toll of 31 in a single day, government corruption and heavy-handed police responses fuel unrest — a stark reminder to U.S. conservatives about the dangers of unchecked power and economic misgovernance.
Kenya has reached a tragic milestone: 31 citizens killed in one day amid anti-government protests that have rocked the nation for weeks. The unrest highlights what happens when corruption runs rampant and governments respond to dissent with brutal force instead of addressing legitimate grievances. The demonstrations erupted over police brutality, skyrocketing living costs, and demands for President William Ruto's resignation due to corruption allegations. Despite the heavy bloodshed — with over 100 injured and more than 500 arrested — Ruto remains silent on these deaths, showing a disturbing disregard for the people’s suffering. Government Suppression Meets Popular Outcry The Kenyan...
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