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Former Kamukunji OCS Robert Mugo has denied any involvement by him or his officers in the deaths of protesters during last year’s Gen Z demonstrations in Nairobi. Testifying in court, Mugo said his team was assigned to secure the lower CBD from June 18–20 and maintained he had no knowledge of the deaths of Rex Masai and others. He added that all officers under his command were in full uniform during the protests.
EX-OCS MUGO: MY TEAM DIDN’T KILL GEN Z PROTESTERS
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