Police Issue Stern Warning Ahead Of Saba Saba Protests Amidst Widespread Road Blocks

The National Police Service (NPS) issued a strong warning on Sunday night regarding the conduct of the planned Saba Saba Day protests, which have already brought parts of the country to a near standstill this Monday morning, July 7, 2025. In a statement signed by police spokesper..

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The National Police Service (NPS) has issued a stern warning about the planned Saba Saba Day protests amidst significant disruptions in Nairobi due to extensive roadblocks.

July 7, 2025: Protests have led to major city roads being paralyzed.
Muchiri Nyaga: Police spokesperson emphasizing legal action against armed protesters and vandalism.
Despite a court order against roadblocks, thousands of commuters faced serious delays, notably on key routes like Thika Road and Mombasa Road.

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