Protests in Nairobi over Finance Bill

Kenyan police clashed with protesters in Nairobi over a contentious finance bill, despite the president's decision not to sign it after deadly chaos. Protests originated online demanding legislators reject tax hikes and later called for the president's resignation. At least 22 people were reportedly killed in the chaos. US Secretary of State urged restraint and prompt investigations into human rights abuses.

Kenyan President William Ruto's Reversal on Controversial Finance Bill

Kenyan President William Ruto plans to withdraw a controversial finance bill following violent protests and a deadly government crackdown. The bill aimed to raise taxes on essential items, sparking outrage and demonstrations across the country.

Kenya Parliament Protests

Protesters stormed Kenya's parliament opposing a new finance bill, resulting in a fire and violent clashes with police. Several people were killed and injured, and the government faced significant unrest.

Protests in Kenya Over Finance Bill

Protesters in Kenya clashed with police over a new finance bill imposing new taxes, resulting in violence, deaths, and a direct assault on the government. Demonstrators demanded legislators vote against the bill due to frustrations over the high cost of living. The bill was passed, leading to protests and clashes in various cities.

Protests in Kenya against Finance Bill

Protesters in Kenya set part of parliament building on fire in response to a controversial finance bill imposing new taxes. Police opened fire on protesters, resulting in at least three deaths. Two people died in similar protests the previous week. Kenya Human Rights Commission reported 50 Kenyans, including the president's personal assistant, were abducted by police officers. President Ruto was away attending an African Union retreat.