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Kenya's president says 'enough is enough' and vows to end anti-government protests
NAIROBI, Kenya -- Kenya’s president on Wednesday broke his silence on recent anti-government protests that left dozens dead, urging police to “break the legs" of those who stole and burned property during the demonstrations.
As Kenya's youth keep pushing for political and social change, they risk paying a steep personal price. From clashes with ...
The death of blogger Albert Ojwang in police custody last month has given the protests fresh impetus, fuelling anger against ...
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The centres across Nairobi, Kiambu, and Mombasa will meet growing demand for flexible workspaces in the capital and regional ...
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Kenya: You Can't Shoot Looters, Mr. President – Constitution Says SoRuto's shoot-looters-in-the-leg order defies the Constitution, a President can't rewrite the law with a microphone.
The Prime Cabinet Secretary, Musalia Mudavadi, has urged the United States and Qatari governments to remain steadfast in ...
analysts say NAIROBI, July 9 (Reuters) - Protesters braving police batons, water cannon and occasional bullets on Kenya's ...
Nairobi took the heaviest hit from Monday's Saba Saba protests following the closure of businesses. The bustling Nairobi City ...
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