Kenyan anti-government protests resume with police firing tear gas

Kenya opposition says it suspends protests after agreement with government

NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenya's opposition on Wednesday said they had suspended the latest anti-government protests planned for Thursday after reaching an agreement with the government of President William Ruto. In a statement, the opposition Azimio La Umoja (Declaration of Unity) alliance, led by veteran opposition politician Raila Odinga, said its leadership had met and "agreed to once more suspend the mass protests that we had earlier schedul…

Kenyan police clash with anti-government protesters

NAIROBI, Kenya — Police in Kenya clashed with anti-government protesters Tuesday in the capital, Nairobi, during a fresh round of demonstrations called by the opposition leader.

Odinga Supporters Say They Were Blocked From Protesting by Kenyan Riot Police

Accusations made after protests resumed Tuesday following a brief hiatus

Kenyan police clash with anti-government protesters

Business was paralyzed in Kisumu County, an opposition stronghold, as police clashed with protesters.

Kenyan police clash with anti-government protesters

The Kenyan police on Tuesday used tear gas to disperse a delegation of opposition politicians who wanted to visit the president's office in the capital Nairobi, in a day of anti-government protests without major incident.

Kenyan police clash with anti-government protestors during demonstrations

Police in Kenya clashed with anti-government protesters Tuesday in the capital, Nairobi, during a fresh round of demonstrations called by the opposition leader. Opposition lawmakers marched to the president's office, in the central business district, to present a petition. Police dispersed them with tear gas. Deputy President Rigathi Gachagu "told us we know where to find them. We do. We went there and instead met police. Cowards!" Sen. Edwin Si…