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.

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.

ODM Party Leader Oburu Oginga has urged the police to protect demonstrators planning to commemorate the June 25, 2024, Gen Z protests. He emphasized that police officers are employees of the people and should facilitate peaceful protests.

• Oburu Oginga cited the planned compensation for victims of State brutality as a "token of recognition" of wrongs committed against Kenyans.
• The ODM Party Leader and the chairperson of the compensation panel, Prof Makau Mutua, are pushing for accountability beyond compensation.
• Nairobi police commander Isa Mohamud stated that no formal notification had been received for the planned demonstrations, and the government considers any gathering on Thursday illegal.

Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka is advocating for June 25 to be declared a national public holiday, named "Liberation Day," to honor the Gen Z protests of 2024.

• The proposed holiday commemorates the sacrifices of young Kenyans during the demonstrations against the Finance Bill 2024.
• Kalonzo Musyoka, the Wiper Party leader, highlighted the youth's courage and the protests' impact on Kenyan democracy.
• He also called for accountability regarding lives lost, disappearances, and alleged abductions during the protests and urged security forces to allow peaceful demonstrations.