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00:02 Report by Felix Maringa
00:25 Felix Maringa | DW Correspondent | Nairobi
01:47 Hussein Khalid | Executive Director, Vocal Africa

Script:

This is the moment a police officer shot an unarmed trader in Nairobi’s central business district.

As street battles played out between stone throwing protesters and police firing teargas -- the trader found himself in between the two.

A statement released by the police says the officer has since been arrested and will face charges in court. 

PTC: Felix Maringa - DW Correspondent
People have been protesting against police brutality and are now calling for accountability calling on the government to rein in the powers of the police and for the second in command within the police department to resign following the death of Albert Ojwang who was and activist and a teacher here in Kenya. 

VO:
Albert Ojwang died in Police custody, after he was accused of defamation by the deputy inspector general of police Eliud Lagat.

Even though Lagat has stepped aside to allow for investigations, protesters want more.

SOT: Protester 
We are on the streets because DIG Lagat has not resigned, we need him resigned, persecuted and arrested. He needs to pay for the death of Albert and every single person who was involved. 

SOT: Protester 
We don't feel safe that's why we are out here in the streets, and we must make sure we sensitize this country this country should be safer to every Kenyan not only to the cartel president, not only to the thief opposition leader but every Kenyan should be safe.

((Extra line in edited version here: Young people wielding batons started to push back the protesters alongside the police.))

Several people were injured and shops were shuttered. 

VO:
Masked, undercover officers wielding batons were deployed to push back protesters alongside the police -- despite a court order from last year banning the practice.

SOT: Hussein Khalid - Executive Director, Vocal Africa 
Politicians have paid goons, and these goons are now working with the police to beat up peaceful protesters some ladies have been beaten up some of our colleagues we don't know where they are and its Helter skelter so, we are demanding justice for Albert Ojwang and we are saying we will not be intimidated. 

VO:
The death of Ojwang has angered many Kenyans and the protesters are vowing to stay on the streets until justice is served.+schnitt++-