Kenyan police deployed a powerful long-range acoustic device (LRAD), also known as a sound cannon, to disperse protesters on June 25 in Nairobi as they attempted to march towards Parliament.

• The LRAD device emits sounds exceeding 120 decibels, used for crowd control and communication.
• The device was utilized by anti-riot police during a large-scale security operation.
• Human rights concerns have been raised regarding potential discomfort and temporary hearing damage from such devices, though supporters cite them as a non-lethal alternative.

Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has vowed to intensify the government's crackdown on "goonism" and political violence across the country.

• The CS pledged to deal with perpetrators of violence "one by one."
• Key person: Interior and National Administration Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen.
• Notable detail: The statement was made during a church service in AIC Kamuneru, Mt. Elgon, Bungoma County.

Gen Z activist Ezekiel Kyama Nzyoki, known as “Mr Speaker Sir,” has been released on a Sh100,000 bond after denying charges related to the 2024 Parliament breach. He faces accusations of unlawful entry and malicious damage to public property.

• Kyama faces charges for unlawful entry and damaging public property valued at Sh41 million.
• The activist, identified as a Kenyatta University student, was represented by Embakasi East MP Babu Owino.
• Kyama gained online fame after a viral video showed him speaking in the National Assembly during the June 25, 2024, protests.