CCTV footage captures a coordinated attack that disrupted a post-budget dialogue forum at Nairobi's All Saints Cathedral on June 14.

• Sh4.84 trillion: The budget being scrutinized when the attack occurred.
• Transparency International Kenya: Reported a suspect claimed to be sent by a government official.
• Attackers arrived in phases, first by motorcycle and later on foot, with footage showing participants being robbed.

All Saints Cathedral in Nairobi was invaded by suspected hired goons on Friday, June 12, 2026, in two separate attacks captured by CCTV footage.

• The first group arrived on motorbikes around 9:39 am and was quickly repelled by police.
• A second wave of individuals returned around 10:11 am on foot, disrupting a post-budget meeting by civil society groups, chanting, and robbing attendees.
• Civil society groups and the Law Society of Kenya have condemned the attack, with one arrested suspect implicating Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi.

A tense standoff occurred at the AIPCA Church in Thika on Sunday morning when Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna and Embakasi East MP Babu Owino were initially denied entry.

• The Linda Mwananchi team, led by Sifuna and Babu Owino, faced resistance from church officials and congregants.
• Church officials emphasized the need for politicians to follow proper procedures and avoid disrupting services.
• A preacher issued a stern warning to the politicians, threatening to end the service if they caused further commotion.

Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has vowed that goons who disrupted a budget forum at All Saints Cathedral will be arrested and brought to justice.

• Several suspects have already been arrested in connection with the incident.
• The disruption was described as "extremely unfortunate and unacceptable" by the CS.
• The government is also redefining security architecture with the establishment of the Nairobi Metropolitan Police Unit and increased support for village elders.