Nairobi protests
NewsSafaricom Donates KSh 50 Million to Support Anti-Finance Bill Protesters
Safaricom has promised KSh 50 million in donations to support victims of anti-Finance Bill protests. The money will also support hospital infrastructure and disaster response. Speaking…
NewsMagistrate Wandia Nyamu, Police Officers Buy Milk For Hungry Suspects in Court
Principal Magistrate Wandia Nyamu and Milimani Court police officers have been praised after they bought milk for suspects. The suspects were brought to court on charges…
NewsMedics for Kenya Withdraws Medical Aid For Protesters Due To Safety
Medics for Kenya has announced the withdrawal of their medical camp services nationwide, due to safety concerns. The volunteer group said that the decision to suspend…
CelebritiesKhalif Kairo Says His Support For Protests Was Not Motivated By Money
Car dealer Khalif Kairo has cleared the air on his participation in the protests against the Finance Bill. The businessman denied he was motivated by money…
NewsNairobi, Mombasa Business Owners Forced to Defend Themselves From Goons During Protests
Nairobi and Mombasa business owners and peaceful protesters have armed themselves to defend shops and businesses from looters. According to the business owners, hired goons have…
NewsMombasa Protests: Several People Shot, Cars Burnt as Protests Turn Violent
Protests in the coastal city of Mombasa have turned ugly after several people were reported shot. Protests on Tuesday, July 2 spiralled into chaos as looters…
BusinessNairobi Businesses Decry Losses And Damages After Looters Take Advantage Of Protests
Business owners in Nairobi are staring at huge losses and damages to their premises after vandals and looters striked. In Nairobi CBD, especially Mfangano Street businesses…
CelebritiesNicki Bigfish Says He’s a Marked Man After Participating In Anti-finance Bill Protests
Popular Kenyan prankster Nicki Bigfish has claimed his life is in danger. Bigfish who has been very active in the anti-finance bill protests took to his…
NewsPresident William Ruto Withdraws Controversial Finance Bill
President William Ruto has announced in a televised address at the State House that he won’t be signing the Finance Bill 2024. The President said he…