The Director Of Criminals Investigation (DCI) now suspects that two members of parliament in the Kenya Kwanza administration bought t-shirts and water for the Gen Z protesters during the recent protests.....CLICK HERE TO READ THE FULL ARTICLE>>>
Speaking to a section of journalists outside the DCI headquarters along the Kiambu road, Mr Mejjadonk said that the DCI officers questioned whether they bought T-shirts and water for the Gen Z protesters.
“They have also asked whether we were buying T-shirts and water for the protesters. I believe this is just political and they are just politicking.” The member of parliament said
Mr Gakuya and Mejjadonk who are seen as close allies of Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua termed the move as a political witch hunt pushed by leaders who are interested in gaining political scores.
The grilling of the two lawmakers over their alleged involvement in the previous protests comes barely days after three people working in the office of the Deputy President were questioned over their involvement in the protests.
This comes days after President William Ruto vowed to expose everyone, including the leaders who took part in the anti-government government protests...CONTINUE READING>>
