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A Report by the Interior Ministry on the Findings of a Probe on the June 25th 2025 and the Saba Saba Protests has established that a total of 42 people lost their lives while 600 others were injured, in contrast to the total number of 61 fatalities registered by the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights. Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen denied claims of establishment of a Police Killer Squad, targeting Protesters.
Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen puts death toll in June 25, July 7 protests at 42
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