Maraga's Security Withdrawn After Joining Protests

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Protests following June 25 demonstrations have left 15 dead and over 400 injured, leading families to demand accountability. President Ruto has condemned the violence, while Deputy President Gachagua attributes it to state-sponsored actions. In business, Stanbic Bank issues 500 million shillings in solar loans, and Infinix launches new smartphones.(more in audio brief)

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