A year on from landmark protests over taxes and corruption, Kenya's youth remains undeterred by a violent police response but faces conflicting ideas on what direction to take. Meanwhile, the

Outrage over the death of a Kenyan teacher and activist in police custody sparked protests in the capital Nairobi this week after doctors refuted a police claim that he had died in his cell from a self-inflicted head injury.

Widespread protests have erupted in Kenya following the death of blogger Albert Ojwang in Homa Bay, Western Kenya, after criticizing Eliud Lagat, the Deputy Inspector General of Police, on social media. This comes as the William Ruto administration is already facing increased pressure, with declining public support due to similar incidents.