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A group of women leaders are calling on the police to exercise restraint and uphold the law in managing public gatherings. The group led by Echo Network Africa Chief Executive Officer Dr. Jennifer Riria, are warning that continued police brutality could tear the country apart. The leaders have appealed to the President and the National Police Service to prioritize dialogue and the protection of life.
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Women leaders ask police to exercise restraint during Gen-Z protests
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