Police Send Warning to Gen Z Ahead of Protests

The situation in and out of Nairobi CBD remains tense...

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The National Police Service (NPS) has issued a warning to organizers and participants of upcoming protests against attempting to breach restricted areas, emphasizing that violations will incur legal repercussions.

Douglas Kanja, the Inspector General of Police, stated that actions like forceful entry into areas such as State House would be deemed unlawful.
The police presence has been heightened in Nairobi due to the planned demonstrations, particularly around the Central Business District (CBD).
Many businesses remained closed during increased police operations, with officers conducting inspections and setting up roadblocks on major highways.

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