Searching for Justice in Kenya is like searching for a lost ring in Sahara desert. However, I do know that Justice will be served by the Almighty one day!
I am so proud of you serving your community by highlighting its challenges and injustices. That healthcare worker and anyone who help that old lady are heroes!
Don't be ashamed brother us African are just as smart if not smarter but are corrupt leaders like the kenyatta family have made billions and sold there ppl
Omg... This video is shocking and disconsolate . I cried during the whole video . As a African black women , i feel sad and regretful about what's going on in Africa right know . The problem is not coronavirus , but the police brutality !! How many more will die face to the police . This has to stop !! I hope that the Government will realise what going on !! Rip to Yasin and all people who died face to these abominable persons . May God protect this country . 🙏🏾🇰🇪 Ameen.
Colleen...Government are well aware of whats going on. Problem stems from the fact that the police dont work for the people, are not elected by and accountable to the people - but, just as in the USA (and everywhere) the police are accountable to their paymasters, the government and its politicians who have their own agendas
People build the slums on the forbidden land. They escape paying rent.. and you know they can't build decent houses.. that's why you see that.. the government is demolishing such houses one slum my another
The world is already in war with the virus this time we should stand for eachother not against one another. My deepest condolences for the family of the people who lost their lives by both police brutality and the virus.
All colonized countries the same politics Nigeria, Kenya, Sudan North & South, Cameroon, Ghana, Mozibiq, Tchad, Somalia, Laberia, Congo, Gabon, Tanzania, Angola, Congo kinshasa, Niger, Mali, All these Countries they are under the control of the colonizers, that means, UK, France & others
Same,but what really got me was the father shortly after,man you spend 13 years of your life taking care of your child,and just like at the blink of an eye your life's over That would break me as a human
This is a sad film. I'm ashamed on behalf of our country. If all those who were killed by police were documented. The film would never end. Police everywhere are the problem. Black lives are endangered everywhere.
@@fredpuntdroad8701 No, he's saying they're extremely violent because they are trained using the same methods that colonial police were trained. Colonial police were there to oppress and keep the population in line, not to protect the people and serve them.
You guys target black Africans for being black especially shop owners from Ethiopia, Somalia and other parts of Africa. When will your scheduled mob attacks take place next?
I don't know what y'all expect from another human being they're not God they talk a lot of shyt about what they'll do if you vote for them that's all they want is our vote
Very saddening. We often forget how people are going through suffering, this is a stark reminder. What happened to humanity, where has it gone? With authority comes accountability, but when will that ever be seen? Very good coverage by Elijah Kanyi and his team, must have been tough filming the story .....and what a price to pay by the media team as well as nurse Rosemary Chirona and team. Kuddos. I pray they all recovered from the exposure and even more that they heal psychologically from all they have to see and endure of injustices they come across in their work. I also pray for all, here in Kenya and in other countries, that this virus leaves them alive, even though impacted. For all those who didn't survive it, and those who lost lives in the name of "being helped to protect them from Covid-19", may your souls rest in eternal peace. I also pray that fighting a virus remains just that, a fight against the virus that recognizes and applies humanity.
Just Google kenya homes for sale and click on images, if they have homes like that that means the country has money, and the problem is Economic inequality, when people complain or protest the rich tell the corrupt politicians, to send in the military to back up the police.
Of cos Kenya has money the problem is the corrupt leaders there starting from the president to the rest its soo disgusting but for me as a Kenyan I know one day Allah will make us see a good leader and our country will develop well as it should those bad leaders will pay some day Allah is with us
The problem is the land grabbers build shambles for people to live in ...that's why you see such houses.. everyone wants to own a house wether legally or illegally
Thank to my president Magufuli. we didn't have to go though this. in Africa we never needed Quarantine. we needed caution. people live by earning daily
Lockdown and Police Brutality are world's apart. We have a trigger happy police force.. corona just helped to highlight something that has been there since Independence. Corona is Real...but that's a different fight from Corona. Election period has the worst cases of police brutality. Magufuli would be a tyrant in Kenya especially since huku angechokozwa everyday.
@@Bigwill285 lol you wish my brother. there are ways to deal with this pandemic. one thing i know. it differs from the western. our part needs different approach not the way USA and Europe does it. that is why we see all this
"I have a problem with sewage in my house. When I complain, nobody fixes my problem for me". That little bit shows perfectly what the real problem is, and how it can continue to exist even solutions are available.
So much as I feel so sorry for the victims, these cases are a daily occurrence here in Nigeria. The grieving parent were honoured with a Presidential Apology, in Nigeria they'd rather be insulted for being careless.... i forgot to say we dont even have a President
@@chrisoghenetegamaloney5799 stop blaming "the north" it is the corrupt politicians and police. stop trying to divide people. it doesn't bring any justice or do any good for the nation
All colonized countries the same politics Nigeria, Kenya, Sudan North & South, Cameroon, Ghana, Mozibiq, Tchad, Somalia, Laberia, Congo, Gabon, Tanzania, Angola, Congo kinshasa, Niger, Mali, All these Countries they are under the control of the colonizers, that means, UK, France & others
As a Kenyan I am really saddened by all this but also feel the urge to let foreigners know that not all of Kenya looks like this... and that there is so much more to my beautiful country. Having said that, I am still deeply annoyed by the amount of police brutality we have witnessed time and time again, it is not limited to this period during the pandemic.
Because when black hurt blacks them it doesn't matter to them. American police killed 179 whites so far this year and 81 blacks , but no one cares here
@@Ryan-wu1oi Please back up your statement with facts. When you have a system of institutionalized and systemic racism fostered by whites, you sir have no reason to point fingers. When you value confederacy flags and monuments over brown and black lives, you sir shoud just be mute. Educate yourself!
Have lived in mathare for 20 years where you would wake up each and every morning only to hear about someone's death... It never stop I once lost 3 friends over a mistaken identity one of the friend had borrowed a cap from me the only thing I remember is that I found my cap lying in a pool of blood when I visited the scene........
The problem is all the muwizi live over there though, lay with dogs expect flees. Many years ago as a teenager thief held me at a knife point searched my pockets stole all I had then ran into mathare
If you have never Lived in a slam you probably may not understand how profiling works especially for young males. Life is not guaranteed. Good documentary. Let the world see and hope someone comes to our rescue before people decide otherwise
Well done the reporter, I salute you. My deep condonelce to yacine family 👪. It's so hard to hear that man 👨 with yellow T Shirt , he said I wish they took me off instead of taking one of my eye, hoping to him soon recovery. I salute that nurse which is on front line, without proper personal protective equipment’s.
Countries make so much money and can't just for once spend money to build free housing for its people... Botswana ain't that rich, the government ain't perfect but you'd never see a slum... yes proper housing is an issue but This is painful...
I understand where you're coming from but remember unlike Botswana Kenya doesn't have Diamond and other minerals resources. Also, our population is far much higher than that of Botswana. But I agree, Kenyan government should do better.
Because it's not something you can fix. 1 They NEED strict measures otherwise half the country is dead. So that's non-changeable. 2 But the people are raised as scumbags who only think about smoking, sitting around and doing their thing without caring for others, so they won't listen. This can not change except over generations. 3 Because of 1, not doing anything is impossible 4 So police are FORCED to use violence to keep the idiots in line and by doing so inevitable do wrong things. Since the previous two conditions, this can not be changed. And the vicious circle goes round and round.
@@fredpuntdroad8701 You are so stupid to think this video represents the whole of Kenya. This is a slum and what do you expect in a slum? How can you even blame the people for the brutality? You are a piece of shit and focus on your country and leave Kenya to Kenya.
@@fredpuntdroad8701 Read through your comment and you'll notice some malice.You can't just say half the country is dead plus other offensive and insensitive statements. The people are not in their current state because they love it.
I guess u are one of those rich people who live in wonderful estates and don't know how hard people live in those slams.. Just take a few moment to appreciate what u have and use it to help those in need even if its alittle
We Africans need to start our own protest (movement) on police brutality all over Africa! Its the same in Nigeria!! "Policing needs to be redefined all over the word! Enough is Enough!!
Some times i do not understand the audacity of some people. The president said wash your hands with soap and water when water is not provided to the comunity. What a shame. I feel it for these people.
imagine fleeing war from Somalia then get your child killed in a country thats suppose to be safe in your own flat by the police. My heart aches for those parents and the ppl.
All I would ask of those delegates that visited the father was, "I could care less about the sympathy of the president, if you do not bring me a name to prosecute for the killing of my son within. 90 days,I've had my answer, that is there is no justice in kenya or anywhere in this world".
The only Kenya that’s important are Kikuyus if you are not kikuyu you must live with injustices and brutality. If you are not kikuyu in Kenya you are NO BODY.
The ministers n president Themselves not following the rules : No Mask Even Announcing it compulsory :- Irony & The Kid had a hard luck who the hell or wch authority or cop shoots a child man sick. The taxi driver feel sad for him too. 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬
Magdalena That was EXACTLY my response. Those who facilitate and benefit from the imbalance of wealth, particularly politicians, say this without any thought. These same politicians refuse to provide basic amenities for the people, and also tilt and twist the economy to favour no one else but themselves, so many cannot afford the most basic necessities. In areas like this, there is no running water, or access to it is very, very limited. They cannot afford good soap or proper sanitizers. It’s very sad that those in charge are so far-removed from the realities of the ordinary citizen that they can be so thoughtless.
Away Bus So true so sad and so many put the blame on poor people. So many can not se this cruel reality even if infront of their own eyes. It will be worse just because of those who want more money and power for themselves. This world is a hell for the majority. I can conclude that we are under dictatorship world over.
@@Flower-ck2bs I agree completely. Unfortunately, many see that as a pessimistic perspective, but it's just the reality, looking through the timeline of our existence. Human beings have increasingly become so desensitized to the suffering of others that the world is just going to get even more cruel 😢. What breaks my heart is that truly, many of those in power are so blinded by their own greed and selfishness that the suffering of the majority around them is nothing. It doesn't move them that while they get to live in opulence, many sleep without even one meal a day. To them, it is normal because that is just the way of this world.
While police brutality is unacceptable sadly we are as a community at a place where impunity to legal authority & processes is ingrained from the highest in among us to the most destitute. Police are themselves victims The issue is therefore not as straight forward, black n white as it may otherwise be in the UK n US.
Never ABUSE people as one day, God “strikes” may happen to you or your family.. trust me! First, I am a Belgian (actually I am half from France and the other half from Belgium) and at the clinic where my sister works here in the US, and I have no idea if it is a coincidence or not, but most of those diagnosed with cancer or Alzheimer’s are either former guys like those ( many are former police or people in partition of power before) and many of whom used to use unjustified and excessive use of force during their career… or bullies like this or those ones! I am also not astonished to have heard a story of a white French girl (in A big city of France) whose boyfriend was brutalized by French police. She managed to get work at a bistrot (I will not name the place for obvious reason) which has many French police clients and she spitted in their expressions or soups!! You may be a French cop with power but people are smarter than you and can add “champagne” in your coffee! But greater are the chances that no one will “champagne” you as things such as dementia, cancer or other diseases are much more likely to end up on you. In Western Africa (I won’t name the country for obvious reasons) where I spent 6 years, I have encountered an elderly man; back then he was around 86 or 87 years old; He told me that he used to work as an “informateur” for the French colonial police and admitted that he used tactics or methods that would be considered as “abuse” nowadays. He cannot tell the story to his family (as he would lose face). Those tactics would use intimidation’s, threats or even violence towards the suspect or his direct family and they include both physical and psychological elements which had long lasting and traumatic results. Thing is .. this man has lived a long life and has never been sick (some of you would say “well, good then”) but it looks like something up there is willing to keep him alive to witness one of his daughter dying off malaria as he was working as in informateur, another one had slipped on a stair (stairs made of clays that are common in some African countries) and still today, no one is sure whether this person really slipped or if some malintentionné people pushed her on purpose. Now, pretty much all of his grandchildren have difficulties in their lives: some are struggling in their marriage, one of them took his own life, another one is battling with cancer, some have huge financial distresses whereas others have heavily handicapped kids. Even though I grew up as a non believer (well, in Belgium we are not religious like North Americans or Italians), from what I have experienced there in europe (with abusers mainly) and with what I saw during my 6 years of stay in western African too, I sometimes feel that “payback” from above can and does happen! When you do wrong to people, you always get smacked and your badge or your power won’t Unfortunately be of any use! Last, for those of view who are victim of ABUSE or BULLYING, if it goes tooo far, you can call a lawyer and press charges! Now, my advice: choose a lawyer who is loud mouth and experienced so that you have greater chance to win or to “faire danser la salle du tribunal”; but before you file a case, look for another victim… may be the person who he abused or bullied you (does not have to apply for the above case but can be for exemple a violent man, or a abused boss, or a abusive neighbour etc…) has made other victims, so… it is best to search first if there are other victims and if so, you can communicate with that person and try to file the case together or in group… like this, the lawyer fee gets shared and cheaper and if you are 2,3,4 there will be also more crédibilité and it will give you more courage too. But I am just saying this because when I was in Europe, I have heard casese of victims (it happened in a church in Belgium where I grew up) where victims put themselves together and hired the attorney together as well: this gives them courage sand credibility! So if it works in Europe, it should work also anywhere, even in North America here! But in any cases, you could also contact the press (it depends) but always make noise! Trust me! I am partly from a country where people make noise (Well you guessed it, France!) from my mother’s side so sometimes being loud mouth and stubborn like us French (even though I am half Belgian) is helpful! WHY WE HAVE SO MUCH RACISM NOW? we tend always to focus on the “RACIAL” side of the story but I firmly believe that it has more to do with “frustration”. Yes, Bullying and abuse are nothing else than inner frustration coming from the abuser side. you abuse someone and calll him names because YOU ARE FRUSTRATED with your life or with wheee your life has brought you!! This is why people abuse others… they found in those abused a way to vent off their anger and their life frustrations … but yes, if we do the right thing and take actions - légal actions- then we have the power to punish those people or we may even wait that God himself smacks them so hard and then, you can breathe while God makes them pay back their abuse… to them, or their children or grandchildren one day….
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Away from the pain and the neglect of the govt ,great journalism ,let's appreciate this guy great work
Yes, I would never have seen this detailed video on my fake news channel in Philadelphia. Yes, thank you 👍 keep up the great work 😁
Searching for Justice in Kenya is like searching for a lost ring in Sahara desert. However, I do know that Justice will be served by the Almighty one day!
The swamp will be drained one day.
If the almighty existed then you would not have had these problems in the first place! we created it, we have to solve it.
The almighty is full of bull💩.
In the meantime corruption is running rampant around the world at a frenetic pace.
Amen.
I respect your opinion and beliefs, but waiting for divine help won't help our country
I am so proud of you serving your community by highlighting its challenges and injustices. That healthcare worker and anyone who help that old lady are heroes!
Seeing that lady cry for her dead son was heart breaking ..
The guy in the yellow shirt said he had two eyes for 30 years an the police took one of them away 😡
Very sad 😭
These are the times when I feel ashamed to be Kenyan..
WHY?
@@BQV1935 police brutality., of course
@@princeaseridick4726 sorry to hear...we in the usa going threw the same thing. Change is need in people.
Don't be ashamed brother us African are just as smart if not smarter but are corrupt leaders like the kenyatta family have made billions and sold there ppl
@@princeaseridick4726 kwani we ni polisi
Omg... This video is shocking and disconsolate . I cried during the whole video . As a African black women , i feel sad and regretful about what's going on in Africa right know . The problem is not coronavirus , but the police brutality !! How many more will die face to the police . This has to stop !!
I hope that the Government will realise what going on !! Rip to Yasin and all people who died face to these abominable persons . May God protect this country . 🙏🏾🇰🇪 Ameen.
Greed and corruption.
Colleen...Government are well aware of whats going on. Problem stems from the fact that the police dont work for the people, are not elected by and accountable to the people - but, just as in the USA (and everywhere) the police are accountable to their paymasters, the government and its politicians who have their own agendas
This is so sad that people live in these conditions.
Sharon Davis...visit Detroit
corruption is so RAMPANT in this country.....we can do better.
People all over the world live in such conditions, and I know you are just trying to empathize... but such comments are annoying
@@eldorado1244 is it that bad there?
People build the slums on the forbidden land. They escape paying rent.. and you know they can't build decent houses.. that's why you see that.. the government is demolishing such houses one slum my another
We need more videos like this plz ! And KENYA NEEDS TO CHANGE AS A COUNTRY!
It's painful and sad to see people living in these conditions, especially children.
The world is already in war with the virus this time we should stand for eachother not against one another. My deepest condolences for the family of the people who lost their lives by both police brutality and the virus.
My heart was bleeding while watching this, so sad that police brutality has to get its way even during a pandemic
Even in the U.S.
Smdh!!!
Fellow Kenyans,forget about solidarity with George Floyd,We have our own problems here.
stfu you don't even know him😭😭
Cops are pigs in every country.
We can do both. I bet you have done nothing against police brutality here
This is the same thing happening in my country Nigeria. My heart goes out to the families affected. I pray God heals our land 😢
I pray for you ❣
Everywhere mugu
All colonized countries the same politics Nigeria, Kenya, Sudan North & South, Cameroon, Ghana, Mozibiq, Tchad, Somalia, Laberia, Congo, Gabon, Tanzania, Angola, Congo kinshasa, Niger, Mali,
All these Countries they are under the control of the colonizers, that means, UK, France & others
@@ahmedusman5639 Somalia was never colonized.
We must condemn police brutality at all cost.
My heart broke for the mother of that young boy. May God help this family to find peace and justice.
Same,but what really got me was the father shortly after,man you spend 13 years of your life taking care of your child,and just like at the blink of an eye your life's over
That would break me as a human
This is a sad film. I'm ashamed on behalf of our country. If all those who were killed by police were documented. The film would never end. Police everywhere are the problem. Black lives are endangered everywhere.
The big difference is that for us it's endangered by our own fellow blacks. It's really sad.
Endangered everywhere? tf
@@jnn1715 that's the worst part! Having enemies that look like you and enemies that don't look like you.
Kudos to nurse for giving the care irregardless of her poor working condition without PPEs.malipo ni mbinguni!
R.I.P. Young Yaasiin
Police must held accountable for their bad actions
Ahmed..Police are only accountable to their paymasters, the government - not to the people
Not in this shit hole country
He wasn’t kikuyu, if he was heads would rolled
@@sareeyemanusqaame8723 lol ATI kikuyu siz kenya ni doo
The problem is,Kenyan police are trained as soldiers.thats why when they passout they knew they are going to war.
The training manual they use is the one the colonists were using!
Suppression,oppression and mwaninchi ni adui etc
@@Klopp2543
THat's racist nonsense. Don't hijack the discussion to spread your racist hatred.
@@fredpuntdroad8701 that's not racist he's spitting facts
@@itgamingke
Lol, he's literally saying "THey're violent because they're like the white coloniser".
That's racist.
And his dumb hate is not welcome.
@@fredpuntdroad8701 No, he's saying they're extremely violent because they are trained using the same methods that colonial police were trained. Colonial police were there to oppress and keep the population in line, not to protect the people and serve them.
It is so bad when we are persecuted and treated like this by our own people.
Subhannallah so sad 😭 may allah gave her peace in her heart
RIP Yassin. I am crying over here. 😭
In my country Guinea Conakry 7 people were killed by the police.
I'm South African and this broke me 💔 I'm crushed 😭Our leaders are failing us 😭😭
You guys target black Africans for being black especially shop owners from Ethiopia, Somalia and other parts of Africa. When will your scheduled mob attacks take place next?
I don't know what y'all expect from another human being they're not God they talk a lot of shyt about what they'll do if you vote for them that's all they want is our vote
Very saddening. We often forget how people are going through suffering, this is a stark reminder. What happened to humanity, where has it gone? With authority comes accountability, but when will that ever be seen? Very good coverage by Elijah Kanyi and his team, must have been tough filming the story .....and what a price to pay by the media team as well as nurse Rosemary Chirona and team. Kuddos. I pray they all recovered from the exposure and even more that they heal psychologically from all they have to see and endure of injustices they come across in their work. I also pray for all, here in Kenya and in other countries, that this virus leaves them alive, even though impacted. For all those who didn't survive it, and those who lost lives in the name of "being helped to protect them from Covid-19", may your souls rest in eternal peace. I also pray that fighting a virus remains just that, a fight against the virus that recognizes and applies humanity.
The poor have no place in Kenya
Just Google kenya homes for sale and click on images, if they have homes like that that means the country has money, and the problem is Economic inequality, when people complain or protest the rich tell the corrupt politicians, to send in the military to back up the police.
Of cos Kenya has money the problem is the corrupt leaders there starting from the president to the rest its soo disgusting but for me as a Kenyan I know one day Allah will make us see a good leader and our country will develop well as it should those bad leaders will pay some day Allah is with us
The problem is the land grabbers build shambles for people to live in ...that's why you see such houses.. everyone wants to own a house wether legally or illegally
Africa my Africa, when are we gonna ever be for ourselves and not against us? We are our own worst enemy!!!
Thank to my president Magufuli. we didn't have to go though this. in Africa we never needed Quarantine. we needed caution. people live by earning daily
Halafu wapinzani walitaka lockdown
Lockdown and Police Brutality are world's apart.
We have a trigger happy police force.. corona just helped to highlight something that has been there since Independence.
Corona is Real...but that's a different fight from Corona.
Election period has the worst cases of police brutality.
Magufuli would be a tyrant in Kenya especially since huku angechokozwa everyday.
No...why u dear....its the govt of Africa who is spoiling everything....just filling their own pockets
Tanzania will pay the price of ignorance soon!
@@Bigwill285 lol you wish my brother. there are ways to deal with this pandemic. one thing i know. it differs from the western. our part needs different approach not the way USA and Europe does it. that is why we see all this
My heart ❤️ goes out to those parents 🥺
"I have a problem with sewage in my house. When I complain, nobody fixes my problem for me".
That little bit shows perfectly what the real problem is, and how it can continue to exist even solutions are available.
So much as I feel so sorry for the victims, these cases are a daily occurrence here in Nigeria. The grieving parent were honoured with a Presidential Apology, in Nigeria they'd rather be insulted for being careless.... i forgot to say we dont even have a President
The police brutality in Nigeria is saddening very frustrating that the president has not called out these actions from the Nigerian Police.
You are fool and again it’s your bokohari from your north that is there ... the cow man
@@Max-ns8lc is there still police brutality after the mega protest? I guess not
@@chrisoghenetegamaloney5799
stop blaming "the north"
it is the corrupt politicians and police.
stop trying to divide people. it doesn't bring any justice or do any good for the nation
I have never seen the police go to enforce curfew in posh estates like
Runda only in poor slums and villages.
Order out of chaos
That is deep mahn 😭 May Allah help the poor #Ameen
Bro on 2022 i am turning 18 yrs and i will make sure i give you my vote as Mp. You deserve more. Keep fighting💯🦾🙏❤
الله يرحمك يا ياسين هذا قضاء الله وقدره واسال الله عزوجل أن يصبر اهلك وان يجمعنا واياك وكل الاخيار المؤمنين في الفردوس الاعلى وان لله وان اليه راجعون
Oh my god. My heart aches for kenyan poor. These are my people
Habitat for Humanity needed..and send the youth & adults to school for civil engineering & healthcare professions to build infratructure.
My God! This is so sad to watch, God protect those that are most vulnerable
God . . . that's funny.
I feel pain for the guy who lost his eye! Really sad to see him suffer May God be with you sir
What about yasin, the 13 year old boy 🥴🥴😳😢😰
The words.."The investigation will be conducted" is a the only thing Kenyan police were taught to always say
All colonized countries the same politics Nigeria, Kenya, Sudan North & South, Cameroon, Ghana, Mozibiq, Tchad, Somalia, Laberia, Congo, Gabon, Tanzania, Angola, Congo kinshasa, Niger, Mali,
All these Countries they are under the control of the colonizers, that means, UK, France & others
Great Journalism Kanyi. Big up sana. You getting yourself exposed in the line of duty is pure bravery.
As a Kenyan I am really saddened by all this but also feel the urge to let foreigners know that not all of Kenya looks like this... and that there is so much more to my beautiful country.
Having said that, I am still deeply annoyed by the amount of police brutality we have witnessed time and time again, it is not limited to this period during the pandemic.
Hahaha wameona Tu wa video mathare solo 😹
This is because people intge slums suffer alot they are not treated the same way as those in karen or runda.
Kenya is top ten worst countries to live run by a drunkard president and a brutal police force not to mention corrupt government officials 😪
A very well done video coordination-The story
The drone shots
Timelaps
It's true nothing stays hidden
The guy who had his eye removed! I really feel for him, I hope he got justice.
What kind of justice do you propose? Do you "Really" think he'll be compensated or the police will be charged?
I feel so sorry for Yashin and his family. So sad indeed. No amount of words will bring Yashin back x
They are not kikuyu so it’s normal to kill them. If they were kikuyu there would have been a big price to pay.
Congratulations to the reporter... well done 👏🏾
It's kinda senseless join the American BLM without firstly advocating for these atrocities in Africa..
It is entirely possible to care about both, BLM includes African lives not just Americans
Because when black hurt blacks them it doesn't matter to them. American police killed 179 whites so far this year and 81 blacks , but no one cares here
@@Ryan-wu1oi I care.
@@Ryan-wu1oi Please back up your statement with facts. When you have a system of institutionalized and systemic racism fostered by whites, you sir have no reason to point fingers. When you value confederacy flags and monuments over brown and black lives, you sir shoud just be mute. Educate yourself!
Mmkkk
It's really sad to see a dying patient having a mask on instead of oxygen!.... God help us!
this is all very sad, I love Kenya and to see this report break my heart. However very very good Journalist.
Arw The Boys Poor Mum 😥 Love From London, UK! R.I.P 🕊
Policing worldwide has gone to hell
Police doing the same shit almost all over the world.
This is the message GOD ALMIGHTY gave to me to give to the black people of the earth. Black people wake up and do what is right for your own people.
It's sad that the nurse has no PPE. She is on the frontline and needs protective attire. Kagwe and co. are busy eating
God Help Kenya The Police Should Serve And Protect It's Citizen. This Is A Shame.
How can God help what he did not create!
The police can't even serve and protect its Black citizens in the U.S. The so-called home of the brave land of the free. Fuck the police!!!
The police serve Kikuyus only since they are in power anyone else must get use to the injustices and brutality
Just like it was once said kenya is a land four billionaires and 50million poor families..some day the cup of injustice will spill over..
I hate it when the police are questioned they dismiss and call the protesters hooligans. Someone just died and people were obviously upset.. smh 😢
Have lived in mathare for 20 years where you would wake up each and every morning only to hear about someone's death... It never stop I once lost 3 friends over a mistaken identity one of the friend had borrowed a cap from me the only thing I remember is that I found my cap lying in a pool of blood when I visited the scene........
The problem is all the muwizi live over there though, lay with dogs expect flees. Many years ago as a teenager thief held me at a knife point searched my pockets stole all I had then ran into mathare
I wonder why he didn't win that MP seat.. he was one of the community and can relate to all their woes. Sigh.
If you have never Lived in a slam you probably may not understand how profiling works especially for young males. Life is not guaranteed. Good documentary. Let the world see and hope someone comes to our rescue before people decide otherwise
A few sellouts oppress you jipange muwatoe one by one.
feeling depressed about your situation?
just watch one of these videos and you'll suddenly realize you don't have it so bad.
Well done the reporter, I salute you.
My deep condonelce to yacine family 👪.
It's so hard to hear that man 👨 with yellow T Shirt , he said I wish they took me off instead of taking one of my eye, hoping to him soon recovery.
I salute that nurse which is on front line, without proper personal protective equipment’s.
An incredible story. It really is unfortunate that our government considers curfew breakers worse than thieves and killers. So sad for the kid
its heinous when person humiliates another one just because he has power 😪😪
Countries make so much money and can't just for once spend money to build free housing for its people...
Botswana ain't that rich, the government ain't perfect but you'd never see a slum... yes proper housing is an issue but This is painful...
I understand where you're coming from but remember unlike Botswana Kenya doesn't have Diamond and other minerals resources. Also, our population is far much higher than that of Botswana.
But I agree, Kenyan government should do better.
It's heartbreaking to see such misery. I pray the good Lord's intervention, His mercy on Mathare. Justice for those killed by the police there.
I think Coronavirus' problem is not even in the top 100.
Why isn’t this international news ?! I haven’t even heard a word of this here in SA.
Kenya needs justice !
Because it's not something you can fix.
1 They NEED strict measures otherwise half the country is dead. So that's non-changeable.
2 But the people are raised as scumbags who only think about smoking, sitting around and doing their thing without caring for others, so they won't listen. This can not change except over generations.
3 Because of 1, not doing anything is impossible
4 So police are FORCED to use violence to keep the idiots in line and by doing so inevitable do wrong things. Since the previous two conditions, this can not be changed.
And the vicious circle goes round and round.
@@fredpuntdroad8701 You are so stupid to think this video represents the whole of Kenya. This is a slum and what do you expect in a slum? How can you even blame the people for the brutality? You are a piece of shit and focus on your country and leave Kenya to Kenya.
@@RealArtificial-x9s
Are you alright mate? You seem to be ranting at a random person who said something quite different from what I said.
@@fredpuntdroad8701 Read through your comment and you'll notice some malice.You can't just say half the country is dead plus other offensive and insensitive statements. The people are not in their current state because they love it.
To be honest, I have never seen such living conditions even though I live in Kenya.
Take a walk to the slums
@@hannahwamuyu1942 I have to coz this is serious...
I guess u are one of those rich people who live in wonderful estates and don't know how hard people live in those slams.. Just take a few moment to appreciate what u have and use it to help those in need even if its alittle
You must be kikuyu then, the kings of Kenya. You guys rule Kenya and the country is even named after yourselves.
You mirrored our fate as slum dwellers. living in fear of the police brutality and poor sanitation. Great work!
We Africans need to start our own protest (movement) on police brutality all over Africa! Its the same in Nigeria!! "Policing needs to be redefined all over the word! Enough is Enough!!
We can but im sure as soon as it starts people will start missing with no traces,inshort they'll be using bullets to silence us
Accountability is key
You can't expect justice from Kenya police and kenya government!
Except if you are a Kikuyu. They are the kings of Kenya
@@sareeyemanusqaame8723 Are you still blowing up toilets in al shabaabistan
this is one of the clear news i have ever had
May God protect us All
'inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi rajeeon,poleni sana familia ya marehemu yassin Allah awape subra insha Allah kwa wakati huu mgumu.'
Thank you for your work man!🙏
Elijah, this is a very great job you really did. I am very inspired by this work and I hope to meet you soon to synergize.
Some times i do not understand the audacity of some people. The president said wash your hands with soap and water when water is not provided to the comunity. What a shame. I feel it for these people.
SENDING PRAYS TO THE FAMILY n TOO AFRICA 😕😕😕 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🙌🙌
imagine fleeing war from Somalia then get your child killed in a country thats suppose to be safe in your own flat by the police. My heart aches for those parents and the ppl.
This is a sad story well-told.I am ashamed to be represented by those leaders in power right now.It seems the poor have no one to fight for them.
All I would ask of those delegates that visited the father was, "I could care less about the sympathy of the president, if you do not bring me a name to prosecute for the killing of my son within. 90 days,I've had my answer, that is there is no justice in kenya or anywhere in this world".
So called the president sent this goons so he can stay in power and wouldn’t loose through upraising and revolution. He sent them to protect his power
Incredible documentary, so well composed and very interesting.
RIP Yasin kwan pole ita mrudisha Yasin inailah wainailahi rajiun❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
The policeman who put that mans eye out should be put to death and the corrupt government under which they operate should get the same.
praying for all my Kenyans
The only Kenya that’s important are Kikuyus if you are not kikuyu you must live with injustices and brutality. If you are not kikuyu in Kenya you are NO BODY.
May Allah comfort the parents of the boy.Its very sad.
This is injustice against rest of Kenya by the Kikuyus and it isn’t going away any time soon!
The ministers n president Themselves not following the rules : No Mask Even Announcing it compulsory :- Irony
& The Kid had a hard luck who the hell or wch authority or cop shoots a child man sick. The taxi driver feel sad for him too. 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬
How can poor people byu soap and where can they get clean water?
Magdalena That was EXACTLY my response. Those who facilitate and benefit from the imbalance of wealth, particularly politicians, say this without any thought. These same politicians refuse to provide basic amenities for the people, and also tilt and twist the economy to favour no one else but themselves, so many cannot afford the most basic necessities.
In areas like this, there is no running water, or access to it is very, very limited. They cannot afford good soap or proper sanitizers. It’s very sad that those in charge are so far-removed from the realities of the ordinary citizen that they can be so thoughtless.
Away Bus So true so sad and so many put the blame on poor people. So many can not se this cruel reality even if infront of their own eyes. It will be worse just because of those who want more money and power for themselves. This world is a hell for the majority. I can conclude that we are under dictatorship world over.
@@Flower-ck2bs I agree completely. Unfortunately, many see that as a pessimistic perspective, but it's just the reality, looking through the timeline of our existence. Human beings have increasingly become so desensitized to the suffering of others that the world is just going to get even more cruel 😢.
What breaks my heart is that truly, many of those in power are so blinded by their own greed and selfishness that the suffering of the majority around them is nothing. It doesn't move them that while they get to live in opulence, many sleep without even one meal a day. To them, it is normal because that is just the way of this world.
Yasin's mother's pain killed me. Oh man 🥲🥲🥲
Me as a Tanzanian watching this.... It's a relief
So Heartbreaking 😭😭😭😭😭
No government abuses its people. We the people need to rise against this useless govt!! Its pains a lot.
Am so lost of words. Am sad.
Congratulations Kanyi for the good work.God bless you and your family
While police brutality is unacceptable sadly we are as a community at a place where impunity to legal authority & processes is ingrained from the highest in among us to the most destitute. Police are themselves victims The issue is therefore not as straight forward, black n white as it may otherwise be in the UK n US.
great video bro
Never ABUSE people as one day, God “strikes” may happen to you or your family.. trust me! First, I am a Belgian (actually I am half from France and the other half from Belgium) and at the clinic where my sister works here in the US, and I have no idea if it is a coincidence or not, but most of those diagnosed with cancer or Alzheimer’s are either former guys like those ( many are former police or people in partition of power before) and many of whom used to use unjustified and excessive use of force during their career… or bullies like this or those ones! I am also not astonished to have heard a story of a white French girl (in A big city of France) whose boyfriend was brutalized by French police. She managed to get work at a bistrot (I will not name the place for obvious reason) which has many French police clients and she spitted in their expressions or soups!! You may be a French cop with power but people are smarter than you and can add “champagne” in your coffee! But greater are the chances that no one will “champagne” you as things such as dementia, cancer or other diseases are much more likely to end up on you. In Western Africa (I won’t name the country for obvious reasons) where I spent 6 years, I have encountered an elderly man; back then he was around 86 or 87 years old; He told me that he used to work as an “informateur” for the French colonial police and admitted that he used tactics or methods that would be considered as “abuse” nowadays. He cannot tell the story to his family (as he would lose face). Those tactics would use intimidation’s, threats or even violence towards the suspect or his direct family and they include both physical and psychological elements which had long lasting and traumatic results. Thing is .. this man has lived a long life and has never been sick (some of you would say “well, good then”) but it looks like something up there is willing to keep him alive to witness one of his daughter dying off malaria as he was working as in informateur, another one had slipped on a stair (stairs made of clays that are common in some African countries) and still today, no one is sure whether this person really slipped or if some malintentionné people pushed her on purpose. Now, pretty much all of his grandchildren have difficulties in their lives: some are struggling in their marriage, one of them took his own life, another one is battling with cancer, some have huge financial distresses whereas others have heavily handicapped kids. Even though I grew up as a non believer (well, in Belgium we are not religious like North Americans or Italians), from what I have experienced there in europe (with abusers mainly) and with what I saw during my 6 years of stay in western African too, I sometimes feel that “payback” from above can and does happen!
When you do wrong to people, you always get smacked and your badge or your power won’t Unfortunately be of any use!
Last, for those of view who are victim of ABUSE or BULLYING, if it goes tooo far, you can call a lawyer and press charges! Now, my advice: choose a lawyer who is loud mouth and experienced so that you have greater chance to win or to “faire danser la salle du tribunal”; but before you file a case, look for another victim… may be the person who he abused or bullied you (does not have to apply for the above case but can be for exemple a violent man, or a abused boss, or a abusive neighbour etc…) has made other victims, so… it is best to search first if there are other victims and if so, you can communicate with that person and try to file the case together or in group… like this, the lawyer fee gets shared and cheaper and if you are 2,3,4 there will be also more crédibilité and it will give you more courage too. But I am just saying this because when I was in Europe, I have heard casese of victims (it happened in a church in Belgium where I grew up) where victims put themselves together and hired the attorney together as well: this gives them courage sand credibility! So if it works in Europe, it should work also anywhere, even in North America here!
But in any cases, you could also contact the press (it depends) but always make noise! Trust me! I am partly from a country where people make noise (Well you guessed it, France!) from my mother’s side so sometimes being loud mouth and stubborn like us French (even though I am half Belgian) is helpful!
WHY WE HAVE SO MUCH RACISM NOW?
we tend always to focus on the “RACIAL” side of the story but I firmly believe that it has more to do with “frustration”. Yes, Bullying and abuse are nothing else than inner frustration coming from the abuser side. you abuse someone and calll him names because YOU ARE FRUSTRATED with your life or with wheee your life has brought you!! This is why people abuse others… they found in those abused a way to vent off their anger and their life frustrations … but yes, if we do the right thing and take actions - légal actions- then we have the power to punish those people or we may even wait that God himself smacks them so hard and then, you can breathe while God makes them pay back their abuse… to them, or their children or grandchildren one day….