US EditionAt Least 300 People Injured in Nairobi Protests
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At least 300 people were injured in Nairobi on the day of protests commemorating the first anniversary of the 2024 citizens' movement, according to the head of an emergency service team. Sixty-seven of them would be in critical condition, and two people were killed.
Ruto urges restraint as fresh protests erupt
Kenyan President William Ruto NAIROBI, KENYA | Xinhua | Kenyan President William Ruto appealed for calm and restraint following the outbreak of protests on Wednesday in major towns across the East African country. “I urge all citizens to reject violence and destruction of public property. We have only one Kenya to build, and its progress depends on our collective restraint,” said Ruto. While the Kenyan government has yet to release any injury or…
At least 300 people were injured on Wednesday in Nairobi in demonstrations in Kenya in commemoration of the 2024 citizen movement, told AFP an official of an emergency service team. "Sixty-seven are in critical condition and have been evacuated to the city.
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