From Abductions to Erasure: Are We Losing the 2024 Gen Z Protest Agenda? | PART 2 EP 26

In Part 2 of this big picture conversation, Wanjira Wanjiru (Mathare Social Justice Center) and Sungu Oyoo (National Coordinator, Kongamano La Mageuzi) go in-depth on the systemic failures of the National Police Service, the "two parallel sets of laws" in Kenya, and the urgent need for a complete overhaul of the colonial-era police force. We also explore the power of community-led memorials and why the spirit of 2024 must become the foundation for a new republic. Is a Kenyan life worth a rate card? We also examine the state’s controversial "compensation" framework for victims of the June 25th protests. Are these payments a path to justice or a strategic tool for the 2027 elections? Watch 'The Cost of a Bullet' Documentary: Follow Africa Uncensored: Twitter:   / afuncensored   Facebook:   / africauncensored   Instagram:   / africauncensored   #AfricaUncensored #TheBigPicturePodcast #podcastskenya #JusticeForRexMasai #PoliceReformKe #June25th #KenyaProtests #JusticeForRexMasai #genzprotests #kenyanews Chapters: 00:00 - Could June 25th Have Been a "Normal Day"? 02:55 - Does The State Fear a Memorial? 04:20 - A Government That Has Lost Legitimacy 07:51 - The Controversy of the Victim "Rate Card" 10:24 - "Don't Pay Us if You're Still Killing Us" 12:57 - Impunity and the Judicial System Crisis 17:34 - What Do Kenyans Demand for Justice? 19:10 - Why We Need a Complete Police Overhaul 21:42 - "You Can't Reform a Colonial Force" 26:05 - How Do We Preserve the Memory of Victims? 28:04 - Not Yet Uhuru: The Long Struggle for Liberation. 33:10 - Learning to be Human and Imagine Freedom Again 34:41 - "Must Go": A Book and Other Documentation