The family of 31-year-old Morris Mugo is officially calling for justice and compensation following his untimely death during recent demonstrations. Mugo, whom relatives describe as a remarkably social and industrious young man, was fatally struck by a police bullet while participating in a protest for improved healthcare services.


​A Community Pillar Lost


​Beyond the headlines, those who knew Morris best remember him as a "hardworking soul" who was deeply committed to the well-being of his community. His decision to join the agitation for better medical facilities was driven by a desire to see a more equitable healthcare system for everyone—a cause that ultimately cost him his life.


​The Push for Reparations


​The family’s demands are clear:


  • ​Legal Action: A transparent investigation to identify and prosecute the officer involved.


  • ​Compensation: Financial reparations for the loss of a primary provider and the emotional toll on the household.


  • ​Recognition: An acknowledgment from the state regarding the circumstances of his death.


​The Growing Call for Reform


​This incident has reignited a national conversation regarding the use of force during civil protests. Advocacy groups have joined the Mugo family in emphasizing that no citizen should face lethal force while exercising their right to demand better public services.


​As the community mourns a vibrant life cut short, the focus remains on whether the authorities will heed the call for accountability or if this will become another unresolved chapter in the struggle for civil rights.


​Stay tuned to Hamasta Media for further updates on this developing story.