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Cases of media attacks in Kenya are on the rise, taking the form of brutality, cyberbullying, and threats aimed at silencing journalists. The latest incident occurred this morning outside the directorate of criminal investigations (DCI) headquarters, where a citizen TV reporter and a TV47 videographer were harassed by a police officer.
Police officer physically assaults Citizen tv journalist
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