Honestly, when you spin stuff and come here at night after 2pm was too harsh, you have to try to be a bit truthful and honest.

So what is the name of this "activist" that you guys have identified? I'm sure if it was Boniface or any other "activist" you guys would be screaming bloody murder.

Please sirs, this event is probably the blackest day in Kenyan history.

YOU JUST DON'T TEARGAS CHILDREN.

I'm waiting for the arrest of this "activist"

wah! I've seen it all.

"Let the independent institutions do their work" indeed.

Please take a drive along the Southern Bypass and see the development continuing on that disputed 134-acre piece of land in Karen despite a court order halting any developments on the same until the case is determined. All this going on under the watch of police and security firms who are supposed to help enforce the same court order. The same thing would very well have happened with this school playground if today's demonstration did not take place.

What is the name of this "activist"? You seem to know he's an "activist".

Anyone who threw that tear gas and including whoever ordered the throwing of the tear gas will have to add a few more prayers to God today.

So saidia sisi with more of your sleuthing.

Anaitwa nani?

This individual should have been arrested, regardless of which side he was on because what he did was inhuman.

Having been "teargassed" in the early 90s as a child, it pains me to see what these children went through as I remember my ordeal. I had never heard something so loud and I was almost trampled upon in the chaos that ensued. I remember the sting as if it was yesterday. That, combined with having to take off into a slum as fast as my small legs could carry me and proceeding to get lost getting lost in the slum because a GSU chap was hot on my heels. Gosh! To this day, I shudder when I get into close proximity of a member of the discplinary forces. All because I was in the right place at the wrong time.