The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) is mobilizing youth for protests on June 25, commemorating the Gen Z protestors who died during anti-government demonstrations last year. The protests aim to honor the young lives lost in the fight for change.

• ODM leaders expressed support for the protests and defended their leader, Raila Odinga, against claims of betrayal by the press.
• ODM stated they are not part of the Kenya Kwanza government and emphasized the importance of constitutional rights to protest.
• The government has prohibited any street protests on June 25, with Government Spokesperson Isaac Mwaura urging citizens to commemorate the day from home instead.

The Kenyan government has banned any protests on June 25, despite online calls for peaceful marches to commemorate Gen Z protesters killed in last year's demonstrations. Government Spokesperson Isaac Mwaura stated that citizens could remember the day from home to maintain public order and economic stability.

• No protests will be allowed on June 25, according to government officials.
• Isaac Mwaura emphasized the importance of maintaining normalcy and condemned the hijacking of peaceful protests by criminals.
• The National Police Service has indicated a more measured approach to ensure safe and lawful demonstrations, following recent issues of excessive force.

A Nairobi resident has filed a petition with the Nairobi County Assembly to initiate impeachment proceedings against Governor Johnson Sakaja over allegations of constitutional violations and abuse of office.

• The petition claims gross misconduct, including the illegal eviction of tenants and fraudulent misrepresentation of rent arrears.
• The petitioner asserts they have evidence, such as affidavits, videos, and photos to support the claims against Sakaja.
• Recent protests linked to the governor have intensified scrutiny, but Sakaja denies any involvement with disruptive acts.