Several schools to remain shut over Saba Saba unrest fears

Several schools across Kenya have shut their doors ahead of the Saba Saba protests, citing safety concerns amid fears of possible unrest. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke..

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Several schools in Kenya are set to close on July 7 as a precaution against potential unrest during the planned Saba Saba protests.

Schools are suspending classes due to fears of clashes and disruptions on the protest day.
The closures are initiated by individual school heads, with no official directive from the Ministry of Education yet.
This year's Saba Saba protests mark the 35th anniversary of the original rally that advocated for multi-party democracy in Kenya.

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