Man shot in Siaya as residents protest nuclear plant

One man was hospitalized after being shot in the leg during clashes at a meeting to promote a Sh1 trillion nuclear plant project in Central Sakwa, Bondo, Siaya County.

The meeting took place on Friday afternoon at Ka’John Business Centre and was attended by officials from KenGen, the Nuclear Power and Energy Agency (NuPEA) and MP Gideon Ochanda.

David Otieno Mboya from Lenya village said he was shot while passing nearby. He said residents threw stones while police fired shots in the air. He was taken to Nango Hospital and later transferred to Bondo Hospital.

Bondo Police Commander Peter Leparsare confirmed that police fired in the air to disperse the crowd after a clash between residents and the MP’s guards. No official report of a shooting had been filed by Friday night.

Residents oppose the project over fears of displacement and concerns about safety and compensation. The project was moved from Kilifi after facing opposition there. Siaya Governor James Orengo said its success depends on public participation and community consent.

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Four people died in a gun battle in Samburu County on Saturday after armed raiders attacked herders. Security forces from the Kenya Defence Forces and General Service Unit responded to the raid.

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Secondary school teachers in Kitui East disrupted learning on Wednesday by staging demonstrations against the killings of two colleagues. The victims, identified as Hellen and Kasingili, died in separate domestic disputes. Teachers marched through Mutitu town and presented a petition at the local police station.

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