Sifuna vows Sisi Ndio Sifuna Movement rallies won’t be stopped by teargas

Senator Edwin Sifuna has vowed that rallies organised under the Sisi Ndio Sifuna Movement movement will continue despite police use of crowd-control measures, declaring that attempts to disperse the meetings will not succeed.

Speaking during an interview with K24 TV on Monday, March 2, 2026, Sifuna said organisers had resolved to keep holding the meetings even after several of their events were disrupted by security operations involving tear gas.

The vocal senator noted that some of the rallies had been violently interrupted, accusing security forces of using excessive force to disperse supporters.

He claimed that some youths associated with the government were injured during confrontations and that others were caught carrying handcuffs and teargas cannisters during the Sisi Ndio Sifuna Movement Kakamega rally.

Sifuna further stated that individuals involved in the incidents were later taken to the hospital, but he claimed investigations into the matter had not been adequately pursued.