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Many Kenyans are growing increasingly frustrated with the current regime due to economic hardship, unfulfilled promises, and a perceived disconnect between leadership and the struggles of ordinary citizens. The rising cost of living, coupled with high inflation, has left many families unable to afford basic necessities like food, housing, and healthcare. Fuel prices have skyrocketed, and many people have lost hope that the government will provide effective solutions. In a recent incident that highlights the growing tension, a journalist confronted a police officer after nearly being slapped while covering a protest. This encounter illustrates the growing frustration with how security…

Morara Kebaso, a lawyer and political activist, has occupied Nairobi’s Central Business District (CBD) following his release on a Ksh 50,000 cash bail. He was arrested and charged with cyber harassment under Kenya’s Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes Act. The charges stem from allegations that he posted false information accusing businessman David Langat of shady dealings with President William Ruto. Kebaso claims the arrest was politically motivated, pointing to his outspoken criticism of government officials, which has often made him a target for such actions. Following his release, Kebaso has remained vocal, drawing attention to issues surrounding political repression, corruption, and…

Morara Kebaso, a lawyer and political activist, has occupied Nairobi’s Central Business District (CBD) following his release on a Ksh 50,000 cash bail. He was arrested and charged with cyber harassment under Kenya’s Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes Act. The charges stem from allegations that he posted false information accusing businessman David Langat of shady dealings with President William Ruto. Kebaso claims the arrest was politically motivated, pointing to his outspoken criticism of government officials, which has often made him a target for such actions. Following his release, Kebaso has remained vocal, drawing attention to issues surrounding political repression, corruption, and…

Yesterday, the residents of Ruaka took their protests to a new level by hiring a tipper truck to block a major road with heaps of sand. The incident, which caused significant traffic disruption, was in response to local grievances, although specific details of their demands remain unclear. Witnesses reported that the residents felt unheard and resorted to this unusual method of protest to gain attention. By blocking the road, they effectively paralyzed transport in and out of the area, forcing authorities and commuters to take notice. Protesters argued that their concerns had been ignored for far too long, and this…

Protests have erupted in Wajir County following the mysterious disappearance of Dela Ward MCA, Hon. Yussuf Hussein, on September 13, 2024. According to reports, Hussein was abducted by armed men while traveling in a taxi on Enterprise Road in Nairobi. The abduction occurred at night, with witnesses stating that two Toyota Prado vehicles blocked the taxi before the men forcibly removed the MCA. The driver of the taxi later reported the incident to the authorities​ In response, angry youth in Wajir blocked key roads, disrupting businesses as they demanded answers regarding Hussein’s whereabouts. The protests reflect growing frustration over the…

The ongoing protest at the Technical University of Mombasa (TUM) has seen heightened tension as students voice their frustrations over several issues with the administration. The protest, which started peacefully, escalated after a fire broke out, destroying parts of the student center. Videos circulating on social media show smoke billowing from the campus as students rally together, demanding answers. Key grievances include the recent hike in tuition fees and the alleged removal of students from the university’s online portal, which students claim is due to missing academic marks. This issue has left many students feeling neglected by the faculty, adding…

Protests are about to erupt in Nairobi’s Central Business District following the arrest of lawyer and political activist Morara Kebaso. He was taken into custody by officers from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) on September 30, 2024. His detention has sparked outrage, with many Kenyans expressing concern over police conduct and what they see as an attempt to silence political dissent. Supporters of Kebaso, including fellow activists and civil rights groups, are planning demonstrations to demand his immediate release​. Kebaso, known for his vocal stance against government corruption, was arrested at his office in Kahawa Sukari. His lawyer, Pareno…

The situation at Milimani Law Courts involving Morara Kebaso has escalated due to his arrest, which follows allegations of conmanship. Kebaso, a well-known political activist and furniture dealer, had gained support for highlighting neglected projects across Kenya. However, recent claims that he defrauded his supporters have caused public outcry. In response, Kebaso has promised to refund those who feel misled, emphasizing his desire to maintain his integrity. He has also requested that individuals submit proof of their contributions through M-Pesa messages for verification before receiving refunds. The arrest has sparked concern, as many view Kebaso’s activism as a challenge to…

The situation involving the arrest of activist Morara Kebaso has escalated as new footage shows the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) officers attempting to transport him to an undisclosed location. However, in an unexpected turn of events, Kenyans, especially from Generation Z, have mobilized in large numbers, following the convoy in protest. The incident is unfolding live on national television, with many outraged citizens demanding his immediate release. As the DCI attempts to move Morara away, protesters are becoming increasingly vocal, chanting for justice and transparency. The sight of young people in pursuit of the police convoy symbolizes the growing…

Protests in Nairobi’s Central Business District (CBD) have grown in intensity following the arrest of activist Morara Kebaso. Demonstrators, mostly peaceful, have been vocal about their demand for Morara’s release, accusing the authorities of unjustly targeting him due to his outspoken criticism of corruption and human rights violations. Morara’s supporters argue that his arrest is politically motivated and reflects a broader crackdown on activists pushing for government transparency and social justice reforms. As the protesters gathered outside the Nairobi Regional Police headquarters, tensions escalated when law enforcement fired tear gas to disperse the crowd. Many onlookers were shocked by this…