Kenyan minister caught urging police to shoot protesters
Kenyan minister caught urging police to shoot protesters NewsFeed
enya's Interior Minister Kipchumba Murkomen has been caught on video appearing to authorise police to shoot protesters. Murkomen made the comments after at least 16 people were killed during protests over police brutality on Wednesday.
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