Published 07/16/2024 9:29:00 p.m.

Police in Kenya use tear gas to break up new protests calling for the president to resign

Police in Kenya used tear gas to disperse protests in Nairobi and other locations, calling for the president's resignation despite the recent Cabinet dismissals.
Businesses in Nairobi remained closed due to fears of looting, following past violent demonstrations where protesters stormed Parliament and police intervened.
Demonstrators blocked major roads, including the Nairobi-Namanga highway, lighting bonfires to express their discontent.

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Police in Kenya use tear gas to break up new protests calling for the president to resign

Police in Kenya hurled tear gas canisters on Tuesday to break up protests in Nairobi and several other towns and cities accusing the president of poor governance and demanding his resignation despite his dismissal of nearly the entire Cabinet last week.

07/16/2024 1:55:13 p.m.·Canada

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Police in Kenya use tear gas to break up new protests calling for the president to resign

Police in Kenya hurled tear gas canisters on Tuesday to break up protests in Nairobi and several other towns and cities accusing the president of poor governance and demanding his resignation, despite his dismissal of nearly the entire Cabinet last week.

07/16/2024 11:41:43 a.m.·United States

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

Kenya police fire tear gas as anti-government protesters burn tyres

NAIROBI (Reuters) - Police in Kenya fired tear gas on Tuesday to disperse hundreds of protesters aiming to keep pressure on President William Ruto after he made a series of concessions to demonstrators' demands. Read full story

07/16/2024 9:48:00 a.m.·Malaysia

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Police in Kenya use tear gas to break up new protests calling for the president to resign

Associated Press NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — Police in Kenya have hurled tear gas canisters to break up protests in Nairobi and several other towns and cities accusing the president of poor governance and demanding his resignation despite his dismissal of nearly the entire Cabinet last week. Businesses in Nairobi remained closed for fear of a repeat of the looting that occurred during demonstrations last week, when protesters stormed into parliament a…

07/16/2024 11:41:45 a.m.·Idaho Falls, United States

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Police in Kenya use tear gas to break up new protests calling for the president to resign

07/16/2024 11:41:45 a.m.·Panama City, United States

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The Straits Times

Kenya police fire tear gas as anti-government protesters burn tyres

NAIROBI - Police in Kenya fired tear gas on Tuesday to disperse hundreds of protesters aiming to keep pressure on President William Ruto after he made a series of concessions to demonstrators' demands. Read more at straitstimes.com.

07/16/2024 9:42:50 a.m.·Singapore

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Police in Kenya use tear gas to break up new protests calling for the president to resign

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Police in Kenya use tear gas to break up new protests calling for the president to resign

Police in Kenya use tear gas to break up new protests calling for the president to resign

Police in Kenya use tear gas to break up new protests calling for the president to resign

Police in Kenya use tear gas to break up new protests calling for the president to resign

Kenya police fire tear gas as anti-government protesters burn tyres

Kenya police fire tear gas as anti-government protesters burn tyres

Police in Kenya use tear gas to break up new protests calling for the president to resign

Police in Kenya use tear gas to break up new protests calling for the president to resign

Police in Kenya use tear gas to break up new protests calling for the president to resign

Police in Kenya use tear gas to break up new protests calling for the president to resign

Kenya police fire tear gas as anti-government protesters burn tyres

Kenya police fire tear gas as anti-government protesters burn tyres

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