Protesters clash with police during demonstrations over the death of the late Albert Ojwang, on June 17, 2025. /DOUGLAS OKIDDY
DOUBTS are mounting over the effectiveness of the multibillion-shilling police reforms, as allegations of brutality and excessive force continue to rise during a renewed wave of protests across the country.
Despite repeated promises of accountability and institutional transformation, law enforcement remains heavily militarised, with officers still accused of using disproportionate force against peaceful protesters and unarmed civilians.
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