Hard truths.
The CS criticised those he said were hiding behind constitutional rights to incite unrest for political gain, warning that such actions not only threaten peace but erode national progress.
Murkomen has come under heavy criticism for remarks he made during a visit to Nairobi's Central Business District, where he instructed police to shoot anyone attempting to storm or loot a police station.
“Tumeambia polisi, mtu yeyote ambaye atakaribia police station, piga yeye risasi,” said Murkomen, in reference to criminals approaching police stations with the intention of harming officers or stealing weapons...
A number of Kenyans have expressed their intention to march to State House to demand justice for the lives lost during the previous protests.
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki, who visited the town on Friday evening, assured residents that the government has responded to their cries and is determined to restore safety.