Nairobi tense as Kenya marks democracy uprising

Protesters accuse the authorities of paying armed vandals to discredit their movement, while the government has compared the demos to an "attempted coup"...
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Protesters accuse the authorities of paying armed vandals to discredit their movement, while the government has compared the demos to an "attempted coup"...
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Medics at Kitengela Hospital threaten to withdraw services amidst disruptions from recent protests, which now have 31 reported dead and over 500 arrested, per the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights. In politics, Moses Kuria resigns as President Ruto's Senior Economic Advisor, while Isiolo Governor Abdi Guyo survives an impeachment attempt. The government rolls out a fresh funding strategy for Jomo Kenyatta International Airport expansion after ending the previous deal with Adani. Businesses in Nakuru survey losses from looting during the unrest.(more in audio brief)