Business Communities Urge Closure Ahead of June 25 Protests - June 2026
The Thika business community has urged members to keep their premises shut on Thursday to avoid looting, reflecting widespread commercial sector anxiety ahead of the June 25 demonstrations. In Embu, the Chamber of Commerce collaborated with police in a town march, announcing joint efforts to protect businesses during the protests. The Kenya National Chamber of Commerce and Industry separately urged protestors to protect businesses during the Gen Z demonstrations, citing concerns about potential economic disruption. Meanwhile, the Regional Commissioner for Eastern Kenya Jacob Muganda reassured residents of safety for tomorrow. Leaders from the Kuria community are also urging young people to stay away from protests, expressing concerns about potential negative impacts on local businesses.
Thika business community urges members to keep their premises shut on Thursday to avoid looting
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