Kenya's Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen reported that 42 people were killed during the protests on June 25 and July 7, with 1,500 arrests made in connection to the unrest. The protests included the Saba Saba demonstrations, for which the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights (KNCHR) documented 40 deaths alone. Murkomen stated that 600 people were injured, including 496 police officers, and that 71 individuals have been charged with terrorism offenses, while 50 others are under investigation by the Special Crimes Unit. The government emphasized that the figures shared were based on verified police records and that no information is being concealed regarding fatalities. Murkomen acknowledged ongoing investigations into some deaths during the protests and noted that while KNCHR reported a higher death toll of 61, the government relies on law enforcement data for its official count.