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June 25 Protests in Kenya Result in Multiple Casualties and Disruptions - June 25, 2025 | Kenya News Updates

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June 25 Protests in Kenya Result in Multiple Casualties and Disruptions

Protests on June 25, 2025, lead to at least 10 deaths, hundreds injured, and significant unrest across major cities.

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At least 10 killed and hundreds injured during protests to remember the June 25, 2024 victims

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Eight people killed countrywide during day long protest to mark 1st anniversary of Gen Z protests

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Form four student shot dead in Molo, police station torched in Olkalou

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Four people reportedly shot at Mukuru Kwa Njenga and Imara Daima in Nairobi

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Maandamano Eldoret: Mapambano makali kati ya polisi na waandamanaji yashuhudiwa

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Narok: Waandamanaji wafunga barabara kuu

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