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00:02 Report by Sella Oneko
00:47 Boniface Mwangi | Kenyan activist
01:05 Sella Oneko | DW Correspondent
01:42 Boniface Mwangi | Kenyan activist

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Protest chants erupted as Boniface Mwangi was brought into court. And despite the two nights in jail, Mwangi himself seemed in good spirits. 
The department of criminal investigations had earlier alleged that Mwangi would face charges for inciting terrorism. But the final charges only referred to the illegal possession of a blank bullet and three tear gas canisters. 

+++ATMO frei: Charges Read++++
Boniface Mwangi you are charged in being in possession of ammunition without a valid firearms certificate. You were were found in possession of noxious substances – three teargas canisters without lawful authority.+++ 

Mwangi however denied the charges. 

+++SOT Boniface Mwangi, Activist from Kenya+++
The charges are just silly charges. I didn't have any munition or teargas canisters. 
The judge eventually released Mwangi on bond. His lawyers and rights groups alleging that President Ruto's government was simply leveraging the courts against dissidents.++++

The judge eventually released Mwangi on bond. His lawyers and rights groups alleging that President Ruto's government was simply leveraging the courts against dissidents.

++++PTC – Sella Oneko, DW correspondent+++
We're just outside court where Kenyan activist Boniface Mwangi was presented today after being arrested over the weekend and his offices and home raided. He was accused and charged with being in possession of ammunition which included three teargas canisters and he has now been released on bond.+++

As one of Kenya's most prominent activists, Mwangi believes that his arrest was a move to prevent political organizing and further protests. 

+++Sot Boniface Mwangi – Kenyan activist+++
The president thinks the anger against his government is manufactured and people are being paid. Because Ruto is the worst of the worst. For the first time in history, for a long long time, Kenya has political prisoners as young as 18. Kids who went to the streets to protest for a better Kenya, then they were arrested then charged with terrorism.++++

Kenya's recent protests turned violent after authorities cracked down on protesters. During the last protests on the 7th of July, human rights groups recorded over 40 deaths and hundreds of injuries and arrests in one day. 

+++MAZ-ENDE+++