Kenyan Civil Society Rejects Ruto's Apology, Demands Accountability

Kenyan Civil Society Rejects Ruto's Apology, Demands Accountability for Gen-Z Protester Deaths Nairobi, Kenya – In a significant development, Kenyan civil society organizations have unequivocally rejected President William Ruto's recent apology for the deaths and injuries sustained by Gen-Z protesters during anti-government demonstrations. The rejection, announced at a press conference in Machakos, underscores the deep-seated distrust among some segments of the population. "The apology is not sincere," stated one activist at the press conference. "We are grieving the loss of over 60 young people, and we demand justice and accountability." The video shows news footage of the protests and press conferences where the rejection is announced. The activists highlighted the lack of genuine remorse and called for a comprehensive inquiry into the events. They also criticized the government's handling of the protests and raised concerns about human rights violations. The rejection of the apology is likely to fuel ongoing tensions between the government and its critics, highlighting the need for dialogue and reconciliation. The video's footage underscores the gravity of the situation and the depth of public feeling.