Ahead of JKIA Protests, Kenyan Police Officer Questions Generation Z's Use of Cameras
As Kenya braces for another wave of demonstrations, a police officer's remarks about the role of digital documentation in the protests have sparked heated discussions. The officer specifically questioned the intentions and origins of the cameras wielded by Generation Z during these highly tense periods. These concerns come just days ahead of the planned
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