Protest fears stir anxiety in Nyeri, Kisii as Kisumu remains open for business

A survey by Capital News found that many traders stayed away from their premises altogether, while those who had opened quickly shut down as groups of youth gathered around bonfires. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke..

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Tensions rose in Nyeri and Kisii on the eve of the 35th anniversary of Saba Saba Day, leading to business closures and police warnings, while Kisumu remained calm and open for business.

Businesses shut down in Nyeri and Karatina due to fears of violence, with police on alert for potential unrest.
Kisii County Police Commander Ronald Kirui emphasized that police would not tolerate destruction of businesses, urging cooperation with the public.
In Kisumu, residents chose peaceful commemoration methods, with community leaders advocating for non-violent protests to honor the day.