As the country marked the second anniversary of the Gen Z protests, the National Council of Churches of Kenya criticized the government's ongoing compensation of victims of police brutality, arguing that financial payouts should not replace accountability.
The council called for the identification, arrest and prosecution of officers implicated in the abduction, torture and killing of protesters, saying justice must precede compensation.
As Mary Muoki reports, the church also voiced its support for the youth, encouraging them to take an active role in shaping the country's future.
