Three Killed, Media Shutdown as Gen Z Protest Anniversary Turns Deadly

Fatalities were reported in Molo, Matuu and Ol Kalou, where police opened fire on protesters. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke..

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At least three people were killed and dozens injured during Gen Z-led protests across Kenya on June 25, marking the first anniversary of the deadly 2024 anti-Finance Bill demonstrations.

Fatalities reported in Molo, Matuu, and Ol Kalou as police engaged protesters with live fire.
Protesters demand accountability and reforms while chanting “Ruto Must Go.”
The government shut down major television stations, including NTV and Citizen TV, in a controversial media blackout.

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Kenya's Gen Z Protest Anniversary Leads to Violence and Media Shutdowns

12 killed and 300 injured during protests across Kenya on the Gen Z anniversary, with media stations shut down and police barricades in Nairobi.

12 Killed, 300 Injured in Gen Z Anniversary Protests Across Kenya

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KTN & NTV Taken Off Air

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Media stations ordered to halt live Gen Z protest coverage or face switch-off

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Vituo ya habari KTN, NTV na K24 yazimwa kwa kupeperusha mbashara maandamano ya Gen Z

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