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President William Ruto has strongly criticized the protests that took place on Wednesday, June 25, describing them as a carefully planned attempt to create chaos and destabilize the country. Speaking on Friday during the World MSME Day event held in Nairobi, the Head of State dismissed the protests as nothing more than acts of hooliganism masked as peaceful demonstrations. Ruto expressed deep concern over the manner in which the protests unfolded, saying they were not genuine expressions of dissatisfaction but rather destructive actions aimed at bringing harm to the nation. He added that the demonstrations were not about seeking reforms…

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Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has issued a strong directive to police officers, instructing them to use lethal force against anyone who attacks or poses a direct threat to police stations and officers. “We have told the police—if anyone comes near a police station with criminal intentions, shoot them,” Murkomen said, using direct Kiswahili language during his speech: “Tumeambia polisi, mtu yeyote ambaye atakaribia police station, piga yeye risasi.” He was speaking to security officers on Thursday when he pointed out that a lack of firmness by police officers has contributed to growing cases of lawlessness, including violent attacks on…

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Gachagua Hits Back at Calls for His Arrest, Blames Government for Protest Chaos Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua issued a firm and emotional response on Thursday, June 26, to growing calls for his arrest. In a lengthy and sharply worded statement, Gachagua condemned the government, accusing it of being behind the violence and confusion witnessed during the mass protests on Wednesday, June 25. Gachagua strongly criticised the police for using live bullets and excessive force on young, peaceful demonstrators. He squarely blamed the state for orchestrating the chaos, saying that the brutal actions of the police were deliberate and unjustified.…

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Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has issued a firm and emotional warning following the tragic events of the June 25 protests, where at least 16 people lost their lives and more than 400 others were injured. The protests, which turned chaotic and violent, have been described by Kindiki as one of the darkest days in Kenya’s recent history. While addressing the public on Thursday, Kindiki expressed deep concern over the violence, destruction, and bloodshed that unfolded during the protests. He called the events a disgrace and warned that such unrest, if not stopped, could throw the country into total disorder. “What…

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Quickmart Supermarket has strongly denied widespread claims that people were killed inside one of its Nairobi CBD branches during the June 25 protests. In a statement released on Thursday, the supermarket chain clarified that two of its branches — one located at OTC and another in Ruiru — were broken into during the demonstrations. However, the company firmly stated that no deaths or injuries occurred at either location. The clarification followed disturbing online reports suggesting that police officers were retrieving bodies from the OTC outlet. These claims were fueled by images showing police forces stationed outside the store in downtown…

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Nairobi MCAs Censure Senior County Official Over Forced Evictions Tension is rising in Nairobi County after the County Assembly passed a censure motion against Lydia Mathia, the Chief Officer for Housing and Urban Renewal, over her alleged involvement in recent violent and illegal evictions that have left many families homeless. On Thursday, June 26, the motion received overwhelming backing from Members of the County Assembly (MCAs), following growing public anger over what has been widely condemned as unlawful evictions that ignored court orders. The motion was introduced by Ngara MCA Chege Mwaura, who accused Mathia of gross misconduct, abuse of…

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Angry Residents Torch Police Station After Boda Rider Is Shot Following Murkomen’s Stern Warning Residents of Ndunyu, a small town in Nyandarua County, went into a rage on Thursday evening, burning down a local police station after a police officer allegedly shot a boda boda rider. The man was reportedly part of a group protesting outside the station over a recent incident of cattle theft in the area. According to eyewitness accounts, the motorbike rider was among villagers who had gathered at the police post to demand action after three people were arrested on suspicion of being behind a series…

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Isiolo Governor Abdi Guyo Impeached After Intense Political Wrangles Isiolo Governor Abdi Guyo has officially been impeached, just under two weeks after a motion seeking his removal was tabled in the County Assembly over alleged misconduct and abuse of office. The impeachment was confirmed on Thursday, June 26, following a decisive vote by members of the Isiolo County Assembly. Out of the 18 Members of County Assembly (MCAs) present, 16 voted in favour of removing the governor from office, marking a major political shift in the region. Earlier in the day, members of the public participated in a public engagement…

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In response to the widespread damage caused during last year’s anti-Finance Bill demonstrations and the June 25 protests this year, the government has announced a series of measures aimed at helping small business owners recover. These efforts are focused on restoring the economic strength of micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) that were affected by looting and destruction. On Thursday, June 26, Principal Secretary Susan Mang’eni from the State Department for MSMEs issued a statement outlining a detailed seven-point plan to support and rebuild the MSME sector. One of the first steps the government plans to take is setting up…

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Demand for Rigathi Gachagua’s Immediate Arrest Over Alleged Incitement and Violence Several pro-government Members of Parliament have come out strongly, calling for the immediate arrest of former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. They accuse him of fueling violence in the country for his own political benefit. The group of lawmakers, led by Kimilili MP Didmus Barasa, claimed that Gachagua is behind the destruction witnessed in Nairobi’s Central Business District (CBD). According to Barasa, Gachagua allegedly hired goons from central Kenya and instructed them to vandalise businesses and properties belonging to individuals who do not share his political views. Speaking during a…

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