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HomeDaily NewsWednesday, June 25, 2025Protests and Diplomacy in Kenya
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Protests and Diplomacy in Kenya

Kenya faces protests as Ruto emphasizes national loyalty. Koech warns diplomats regarding protest responses.

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Wednesday 5:01 PMStandard Politics

'We have no other country,' says Ruto as protests grip Kenya

'We have no other country,' says Ruto as protests grip Kenya

Protests erupted across Kenya to commemorate the first anniversary of the 2024 anti-tax demonstrations, prompting President William Ruto to urge for calm and non-violence.

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Protests erupted across Kenya to commemorate the first anniversary of the 2024 anti-tax demonstrations, prompting President William Ruto to urge for calm and non-violence.

  • Thousands of Kenyans participated in the protests, marking a year since the notable events.
  • Raila Odinga, the leader of the ODM, joined Ruto in advocating for peaceful protests while suggesting new regulations for demonstrations.
  • Ruto emphasized the need for peace, stating, “We have no country to turn to when things get out of hand here.”
Tuesday 7:03 PMStandard PoliticsFirst

Koech cautions diplomats over comments on planned protests

Koech cautions diplomats over comments on planned protests

Nelson Koech, Chairperson of the National Assembly Defence Committee, cautioned foreign diplomats against interfering in Kenya's internal governance in response to concerns from Western embassies regarding planned protests.

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Nelson Koech, Chairperson of the National Assembly Defence Committee, cautioned foreign diplomats against interfering in Kenya's internal governance in response to concerns from Western embassies regarding planned protests.

  • The United States and European embassies issued a statement addressing the use of hired individuals to disrupt peaceful protests on June 25, 2024.
  • Koech emphasized that Kenya remains committed to democratic principles while also prioritizing public order and safety.
  • The envoys called for independent investigations into violence against protesters and highlighted a 2024 High Court ruling that mandates police uniformity during demonstrations.
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