Kenyan influencer Pritty Vishy has criticized wealthy forex traders for mocking struggling Kenyans amidst the current cost-of-living crisis.

• Pritty Vishy accused affluent online personalities of telling ordinary citizens to "work harder" despite rising fuel prices and economic hardship.
• The influencer highlighted that even small amounts like KSh50 can be significant for those struggling to survive.
• This online clash follows remarks by forex trader Kenyan Prince, who urged Kenyans to stop complaining and focus on working harder.

A commercial trailer belonging to Member of Parliament Paul Biego Polo was reportedly set ablaze in Naivasha during protests over rising fuel prices.

• The destroyed truck was valued at over Ksh20 million.
• The incident involved protesters linked to the ongoing transport sector unrest.
• The MP alleged the truck was deliberately targeted due to its origin from the North Rift region.

Content creator Maureen Waititu has voiced concerns about the perceived deterioration of Kenya under the current regime, highlighting widespread economic hardship and inequality.

• Waititu stated that only a few individuals are benefiting while the majority of Kenyans struggle to meet basic needs due to rising living costs.
• The content creator emphasized that true leadership should be characterized by justice, humility, and genuine concern for citizens, not oppression or selfish gain.
• Her remarks echo sentiments shared by other public figures, such as media personality Willis Raburu, who has also called for urgent government action to address the economic crisis affecting families across the country.