Kenyans were mobilized earlier today to protest against the ammendment of the new constitution by members of parliament, in a peaceful procession called 'the Love Protest'.
At the helm of this initiative was activist and Photojournalist Boniface Mwangi, who was recently featured on Jeff Koinange's 'Capital Talk' just this week. The Love Protest was meant to highlight the culture of impunity by urging Kenyans to rid themselves of negative leaders they consider as 'vultures'.
Click here to see Boniface's interview on Jeff Koinange's 'Capital Talk'
Boniface is also the man behind the artist's hands who painted the streets and walls of Nairobi with grafitti artwork, ushering in a new way of positive expressionism through art.
The theme of the Love Protest of June 28th 2012 was: "Kenya Is Our Home “My Voice, My Vote, Our Future” Kenya Ni Kwetu,Sauti Yangu,Kura Yangu, Maisha Yetu.
In the picture of the day, we can see 'coffins' for the 'vultures' with mesages of 'burry the vultures with your votes' sprayed onto them.
Click here to see more pictures of the protest by Kweli Magazine
