Ruto Fires Warning Ahead of June 25 Protests
With the June 25 anniversary approaching, President Ruto has drawn a hard line on what he says the country cannot allow, raising the stakes ahead of a politically charged week...
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Ahead of the June 25th anniversary of anti-government demonstrations, President William Ruto has issued a stern warning against any violence or destruction of property, emphasizing the need for national order and stability.
- President William Ruto highlighted that while the constitution guarantees the right to protest, it must be exercised responsibly without disrupting national stability or economic activity.
- The warning comes as the anniversary of the June 25th demonstrations approaches, a date that has previously seen heightened tensions and protests in major urban areas.
- The United States Embassy in Nairobi issued a security advisory for its citizens, warning of potential demonstrations across the country, particularly in Nairobi CBD.
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Ruto Fires Warning Ahead of June 25 Protests - June 2026
Ahead of the June 25th anniversary of anti-government demonstrations, President William Ruto issued a stern warning against any violence or destruction of property, emphasizing the need for national order and stability. The U.S. Embassy in Nairobi has issued a safety advisory for its citizens in anticipation of demonstrations planned for June 25, marking the anniversary of previous anti-Finance Bill protests. Residents of Kitengela and human rights activists are calling for peace and stability as the anniversary approaches, one year since Gen Z youth died during protests against the Finance Bill 2024. Police officers in Nanyuki have cautioned residents against engaging in violence during upcoming public demonstrations. Community and religious leaders in Kitengela, alongside youth and victims from recent protests, have pledged to maintain peace during demonstrations.
