Homa Bay Journalists fear for their lives after goons attack them at a press conference

James Latano
By James Latano March 12, 2023 12:11 (EAT)
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Homa Bay Journalists fear for their lives after goons attack them at a press conference

Journalists from Homa Bay at a police station to record statements on attack during press conference.

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Nine journalists attached to different media houses and based in Homa Bay County are now fearing for their lives after a group of rowdy youths stormed a press conference on Sunday. 

The scribes were all set for a scheduled presser where Luo Council of Elders were to issue a statement condemning the ongoing Azimio demonstrations and to address political temperatures in the country. 

A scuffle emerged that saw Nation media group correspondent George Oduor beaten up. The goons further threatened to ‘behead’ Ramogi Radio correspondent Ali Abich and Lake Victoria correspondent Florence Ochieng.

The journalists recorded statements at the Homa Bay police station.

Homa-Bay County Union of journalists chairperson James Omoro condemned the incident asking the government to improve safety of scribes. 


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