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Hundreds of small business traders marched through Nairobi’s central business district to protest new import duties and rising operational costs. Police responded by deploying tear gas to disperse the demonstrators, who vowed to continue weekly rallies until their grievances are addressed.
The Nairobi police boss stated that any planned Gen Z protest or gathering is illegal because the police have not received official notification of such an event.
The police chief in Nairobi has announced that planned protests over rising fuel prices are illegal, signaling a potential crackdown on public demonstrations in the Kenyan capital.
Kenyan police sealed off parts of Nairobi and dispersed a group attempting to mark the second anniversary of deadly protests. The action aimed to prevent gatherings commemorating the 2024 demonstrations.
Murkomen confirmed a ruthless security response that left four Kenyans dead, over 30 injured...
Police in Nairobi have issued a warning against disruptive protests in the Central Business District, anticipating demonstrations over rising fuel prices and urging participants to maintain order.
Nairobi police have issued a warning that no protests will be allowed on June 25 without prior notice. This comes amidst general warnings about leaving children unattended in vehicles during high temperatures.
A significant number of police stations in Nairobi, 44 out of 64, are reportedly built on land they do not own, putting them at risk of land grabbing.