Police gun down seven people in Kawangware Kenya

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Police gun down seven people in Kawangware

From: NTVKenya | 11 March 2010

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Business wars in Kawangware in Nairobi , last night led to the demise of seven taxi drivers, shot dead by police. Chaos reigned in Kawangware this morning as angry residents protested against the killings . Mystery still surrounds the killings but as Yassin Juma reports, some are blaming the massacre on a false alarm raised by the boda boda operators.



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Sametime Questions are being raised over the manner police handled investigations into the grisly murder of a university lecturer , killed in the Ruiru three weeks ago. The deceaseds former husband also a university don and his current wife were arrested following the murder and released days later. The slain lecturers three daughters now say the people who killed their mother are known .
Dennis Onsarigo reports on a murder that has police on the spot.

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Democratic Kenya yaani watu 7 wanauwawa hivi hivi tu. Yale ya uchaguzi hayakutosha, haya tuone kwenye hii big thing ambayo mnaiotea moto kama tutaweza kutatua matatizo yenu JK upo?
 
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Residents of Kawangware, Nairobi lit bonfires and blocked the Nairobi-Naivasha road with stones on March 11, 2010 to protest the killing of seven taxi drivers by police on Wednesday night.


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Protestors throw stones at a police vehicle on Thursday.


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The road barricaded with a table and stones on March 11,2010.
 
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Residents of Kawangware, Nairobi lit bonfires and blocked the Nairobi-Naivasha road with stones on March 11, 2010 to protest the killing of seven taxi drivers by police on Wednesday night.


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Protestors throw stones at a police vehicle on Thursday.


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The road barricaded with a table and stones on March 11,2010.

After all This Jamani we still see The EAC as viable!!
 
This is surely terrible. Let's not drag EAC into this. It also happens in other jurisdiction that police just shoot without enough evidence. Police killed two gentlemen in Arusha after being called by petrol service station attendants as suspected while they were not and what police did is just opening fire on them!!! It happens a lot in Tanzania, even in Uganda, don't talk of Rwanda and Burundi as they may be the worst, the only thing hiding it is the media in those location lacking enough freedom to report or not being proactive. Lets think of how can we stop killing of the innocent civilians on the simple words of robbery suspect!!!!! It is rediculous, it is indeed!!!
 
After all This Jamani we still see The EAC as viable!!

You people when will you be tired of being simple minded!!sasa how does EAC come in?this were Taxi drivers who were fighting thier rivals "boda boda" motocyclers and police were called in to stop it as a result 7 taxi operatoes were gunned down by police.the police are to blame here for using excessive force,this are people's husbands and fathers that are dead.
Am glad though that anything happening in Kenya attracts your attention keep on .
 
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Residents of Kawangware, Nairobi lit bonfires and blocked the Nairobi-Naivasha road with stones on March 11, 2010 to protest the killing of seven taxi drivers by police on Wednesday night.


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Protestors throw stones at a police vehicle on Thursday.


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The road barricaded with a table and stones on March 11,2010.


Civilised Kikuyus, Kalenjins, banyamulenge's, tutsis, hutus et al. na bado hii ni rasha rasha tu hadi mtakapostaarabika na kuishi kama ndugu moja. Mtakiona kile kilichomtoa kanga manyoya. Tanzania sio shamba la bibi ambako mnafikiri mtakimbilia tengenezeni kwenu tumewashitukia.
 
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