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Father's agony as 14-year-old son shot on Saba Saba remains hospitalised

Police officers pursue protesters along Thika Road during Saba Saba Day commemoration in Nairobi on July 07, 2025. [Stafford Ondego, Standard]

Solomon Njoroge, 14, is supposed to be in school like other pupils who are in the final days of the second term.

But today, Njoroge, who has grown up without a mother, is now confined to a bed at the Kenyatta National Hospital after being shot on Saba Saba Day while playing football in Tigoni, Kiambu County.

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