protests

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Prof Makau Mutua
NEWS

Over 1,100 Protest Victims File Compensation Claims as Ksh448 Million Paid Out

The government has received about 1,100 claims for compensation from victims of protest-related incidents between 2013 and 2025, with KSh448 million already paid...

The Standard
MEDIAPOLITICS

Standard Media’s Website Down as Ruto Hits Back

The disruption came less than 24 hours after President William Ruto publicly clashed with the media house

BUSINESS

Trade Slows Across Nairobi as Protest Fears Keep Businesses Shut

Business activity across Nairobi slowed sharply on Thursday as widespread security measures and fears of unrest prompted traders to keep their doors closed,...

Protests Kenya news
NEWSPOLITICS

Church Leaders Urge Prayer Over Protests

The Siaya Church Leaders Forum expressed deep concern over the potential for violence

Matatus in Nairobi CBD.
NEWS

Matatus to Operate Normally During June 25 Protests, Association Assures Public

The Matatu Owners Association (MOA) has assured Kenyans that public transport services will continue uninterrupted as the country marks the first anniversary of...

FEATURED ARTICLE

The Real Cost of Protests: When Constitutional Rights Collide with Economic Survival

Kenya’s Constitution guarantees every citizen the right to assemble, demonstrate, picket, and petition public authorities peacefully and unarmed. It is a right born...

FEATURED ARTICLE

Omollo Urges Peaceful Exercise of Constitutional Rights, Warns Against Violence During Protests

Principal Secretary for Internal Security and National Administration Dr. Raymond Omollo has called on Kenyans to exercise their constitutional rights peacefully and responsibly,...

Security officers during Monday's protests
BUSINESS

Manufacturers Warn of Economic Strain as Fuel Price Protests Disrupt Operations

Manufacturers in Kenya have raised alarm over the ongoing nationwide protests by motorists and transport operators opposing recent fuel price increases, warning that...

Kenya Interior Minister Kipchumba Murkomen 600x400[1]
NEWS

Interior CS Murkomen Blames Politicians for Violence as Fuel-Price Protests Turn Deadly

Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has confirmed that four people were killed during the protests