A group of Kenyan MPs from the Kenya Kwanza administration is urging the Luo nation to abstain from planned protests commemorating those killed in recent demonstrations.

• The MPs, led by Alego Usonga MP Samuel Atandi, claim President William Ruto is addressing historical marginalization in the Nyanza region.
• They emphasize their mandate is to secure economic benefits for their constituents in Parliament.
• The MPs criticized Siaya Governor James Orengo for allegedly misleading the public and encouraged residents to embrace government development initiatives.

Nyando MP Okello is urging ODM supporters to halt protests and instead embrace government initiatives, stating the government has shown goodwill.

• The call encourages followers to "stay away from protests and embrace the good the government is offering."
• Okello, a Nyando MP, is the key figure making this appeal.
• The message emphasizes reciprocity: "Let's not bite the hand that feeds us."

Youth from Embakasi, Nairobi, have issued a warning to protesters, urging them to refrain from destroying property during the upcoming Gen Z demonstrations scheduled for Thursday.

• The youth are cautioning against property destruction.
• Key organizations involved are the Gen Z protesters and the concerned Embakasi youth.
• The protest is planned for Thursday.

Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen confirmed the June 25 protest notification, urging peaceful demonstrators to identify and disassociate themselves from criminal elements.

• Murkomen stated that peaceful protesters must help police isolate "goons" to ensure safety and law enforcement.
• The National Police Service has received formal notification and is prepared to provide security for the constitutional right to assemble.
• The government warned of decisive action against any individuals or groups exploiting protests to cause chaos, loot, or destroy property.

Kenya is facing a nationwide matatu strike as operators protest against escalating fuel prices. The strike has led to significant disruptions across the country, with calls for accountability for lives lost during the ongoing unrest.

• A prominent quote attributed to Maraga states, "No amount of money can bring back a life," demanding accountability for deaths resulting from the 2024 events.
• The strike involves matatu operators nationwide.
• The core issue driving the protest is the rising cost of fuel, impacting transportation services.