Raila Odinga, leader of the Orange Democratic Movement Party, has demanded immediate police reforms to improve the deteriorating police-civilian relationship in Kenya.

• Raila emphasized the urgent need for comprehensive police reforms to end civilian killings during protests.
• The proposed reforms include establishing a national conclave to address public concerns and enhance transparency and accountability.
• On July 7, police blocked major roads in Nairobi, preventing Raila from addressing the crowd at the Kamkunji grounds, where protests had erupted, resulting in at least four people shot by police.

A section of university student leaders in Kenya is urging the youth to remain peaceful and resist being exploited for political violence ahead of the anticipated Saba Saba protests on Monday.

• Remmy Osoti, a student leader at Multimedia University, criticized anti-government protests, stating that the original intentions of the Gen Z movement have been hijacked.
• Business owners in Thika are protecting their premises amidst vandalism during recent protests, with assurances of heightened security from local police.
• Saba Saba Day commemorates the 1990 uprising for multi-party democracy, emphasizing the historical significance of peaceful civic engagement.

Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has called for peaceful dialogue among Kenyans to address national grievances while promoting President William Ruto's development achievements during a visit to Lamu.

• 400 new modern markets established in the first term, with plans for 2000 more in the second term.
• Event held at Mkunguni Grounds in Lamu West Constituency as part of a week-long tour.
• Kindiki emphasized the importance of peaceful protest and warned against violence, stating, "we cannot build the country through chaos."

Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has urged Kenyans to engage in dialogue rather than violence to address national grievances during a forum in Lamu County.

• Kindiki emphasized that the nation cannot progress amid chaos, stating, “We cannot build the country through chaos.”
• The Deputy President spoke at the Economic Empowerment Forum for Women Groups and Saccos on Monday.
• He criticized opposition for lack of constructive plans, saying they are focused on slogans like “Ruto Must Go” without offering solutions.

Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has called for government-opposition dialogue to address ongoing protests across Kenya, emphasizing the need for peaceful resolution over violence.

• Two people have been confirmed dead in protests occurring to mark Saba Saba Day, leading to clashes with police in towns like Kangemi and Ngong.
• Kithure Kindiki, the Deputy President, strongly condemned violence and urged leaders to unite for peaceful discussions.
• Security measures have been heightened nationwide, as protests arise from demands for government accountability and political dialogue.