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What to Know About the Antigovernment Protests in Kenya
Thousands of people took part in protests against police brutality and government corruption in cities across Kenya on Wednesday. The protests, expressing disenchantment with President William Ruto, were marked by clashes with security forces that left at least eight dead and hundreds injured.
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If you truly love Kenya don't burn your country, William Ruto tells Gen Z after deadly protestsPresident Willima Ruto appealed to protesting youth to stop destroying the country under the guise of activism, urging them ...
Massive protests in Kenya’s major cities have resulted in the death of at least 16 individuals, with 400 injuries reported by the human rights group Amnesty International. Wednesday’s protest marked ...
What began as a protest over a finance bill has become a full-blown legitimacy crisis and a generational reckoning for ...
President William Ruto has challenged protesters chanting "Ruto Must Go" to propose means for his exit, urging them to ...
President William Ruto has condemned the recent demonstrations, witnessed on Wednesday, June 25, terming them a ...
Parliament and the president's office in Kenya's capital, Nairobi, have been barricaded ahead of protests planned for the one ...
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William Ruto Addresses Ongoing Nairobi Protests, Condemns Violence: "We Must Have a Country"President William Ruto urges unity and peaceful protests as he addresses Kenyans from Kilifi amid fresh demonstrations ...
Kenya's interior minister has denied that the police used excessive force during Wednesday's protests in which at least 10 ...
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