Kenya’s United Opposition launched a nationwide boycott of businesses tied to President William Ruto’s administration, citing state-sponsored violence and extrajudicial killings during the Saba Saba protests, demanding justice for victims and systemic reforms.
Seven suspects were arraigned at Ruiru Law Courts in Kiambu County, Kenya, for their alleged involvement in violent protests on June 25, marking the anniversary of the 2024 anti-Finance Bill demonstrations, with the court granting a 14-day detention for further investigations.
Read MoreHigh Court Justice Chacha Mwita ordered Inspector General Douglas Kanja and DCI Director Amin Mohammed to produce missing digital activist Ndiangui Kinyagia or appear in court to explain his 10-day detention without a court appearance, amid concerns over abductions.
Read MoreKenya’s Gen Z led a resurgence of Saba Saba protests, taking to the streets to demand political and economic reforms, reigniting a historic movement with calls for accountability and justice.
Read MoreThe Communications Authority of Kenya, under Director General David Mugonyi, ordered all TV and radio stations to suspend live coverage of nationwide protests, citing constitutional violations, with threats of license revocation for non-compliance.
Read MoreA detailed exploration of the mounting tensions in Kenya as the nation prepares for the first anniversary of the 2024 Gen Z-led protests, with youth vowing to honor fallen demonstrators and demand justice.
Read MoreAn in-depth look at the Orange Democratic Movement’s sharp rebuke of the Standard Newspaper for labeling Raila Odinga a “betrayer of Gen Z” and accusations of a broader propaganda effort.
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