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Did he have to die? Police bullet kills ‘the hope’ of a Narok family

Brian Mike Kasaine

Brian Mike Kasaine, 19, who was set to join university, but was killed during the anti-Finance Bill protests in Narok town.

Photo credit: Courtesy

What you need to know:

  • Kasaine was reportedly shot dead a few metres from the gate of Narok Police Station.
  • Grieving mother recalls her last moments with her son before his untimely death.

At 19, Brian Mike Kasaine, who was set to join university, was the source of hope for his family who had struggled to send him to secondary school.

The death of the teenager, who was shot dead during the anti-Finance Bill protests in Narok town last week, has left his family in pain and agony.