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A year after Gen Z protester Erickson Mutisya was shot dead outside Parliament during the 2024 finance bill demonstrations, family, friends, and residents of Kisekini village, Machakos, gathered to mark the first anniversary of his death in an emotionally charged memorial. Despite the passage of time, the family says they have received neither justice nor compensation, and now decry what they call continued state aggression against youth protesters.
First year anniversary of death of Erickson Mutisya, killed during 2024 Gen Z protests
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