The program comes when Kenya’s young youths are going to the streets as they are disappointed with the economy, corruption and police cruelty.
Kenya is marking the anniversary of democratic supporters. Police are expecting protests after the last month’s demonstrations have come down by blocking the main roads in the capital Nairobi. Violent??
In 1990, 1990, the then President Daniel Arap Moi demanded that the then President Daniel Arap Moi be returning to the multi -faceted democracy after many years of his ninth rule.
The protest is called “Saba Saba”, which means “seven seven” in Kiswahili, because of the date.
Monday’s event has come as Young Kenyans – anger over financial stability, corruption and frequent actions of police cruelty Condemnable It also showed loot and violence, destroyed by dozens of dead and thousands of businesses.
The authorities have accused the authorities of providing armed forces to defame their movement, while the government has compared the demonstrations to “the rebellion”.
On Monday, after police installed roadblocks on the main roads, Nairobi roads were calm on Monday and most people stopped entering the center and many businesses closed for the day.
The government is committed to protecting life and property during the protest, Home Minister Kip Chumbha Murkoman said on his X account on Sunday.
He said, “Our institutions are highly alert to handle the criminals and other factors with other intended intentions that can lead to the destruction of the infiltration, mehem or property in peaceful processions.”
Leading activist Hanifa En Dan wrote on X: “When we heated on our bed and stayed home, the police are raining while stopping every road.”
She added, “The state runs the total shutdown and compulsory holiday.”
On Sunday afternoon, the Kenya’s Human Rights Commission demanded the end of the implementation and the misconduct of the murder of the court, when some were forced to go to the armed, compound with the sticks.
Social media and increasing economic expectations have created anger over the inequality of such a country where there are about 5 percent informal, poorly poor salary jobs.
In June, the death of a teacher and blogger Albert Ojwang in June, inspired the protest, reporting the government of the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights on the country, reporting the death of 4 deths across the country across the country. Demonstration In the past month.
The prosecution agreed to the murder of six people, including three police officers in the death of Ojwang. All six were not guilty.
At least 80 people have been killed in protest since June 2024 and dozens of illegally detained.
Politically, President William Rooto was elected in 2 – still alliance with Chief Opposition Rai Odinga and has not given any clear challenge before the next vote in 227.
