Kenya witnessed intense protests on Wednesday marking the one-year anniversary of deadly demonstrations last year. Reports show at least 56 people hospitalized, mostly with bullet and rubber bullet injuries, while major TV broadcasters were taken off air during the unrest. Joining us now from Nairobi is Tervil Okoko, Communication Consultant and Former Chairperson of the Kenya Union of Journalists, to provide his analysis on the government's handling of the protests and the broader implications for Kenya's political stability and public trust.

<p>Kenya witnessed intense protests on Wednesday marking the one-year anniversary of deadly demonstrations last year. Reports show at least 56 people hospitalized, mostly with bullet and rubber bullet injuries, while major TV broadcasters were taken off air during the unrest. Joining us now from Nairobi is Tervil Okoko, Communication Consultant and Former Chairperson of the Kenya Union of Journalists, to provide his analysis on the government's handling of the protests and the broader implications for Kenya's political stability and public trust.</p>