More Schools Closed as Wave of Student Unrest Sweeps Across Kenya - June 2026
A wave of student unrest has led to the closure of more schools across Kenya, following a nationwide matatu strike protesting increased fuel prices. Government Spokesperson Mwaura stated there is a need for an honest conversation on discipline amid the escalating violence. Several students at Bishop Sulumeti Girls in Kakamega were hospitalised after police officers deployed teargas canisters onto the school compound. The government is demanding full implementation of school safety regulations. Meanwhile, tension remains as the matatu strike continues to disrupt transportation across the country, with operators protesting significantly rising fuel prices.
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