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June 22, 2026

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State Addresses Holiday on June 25 Ahead of Planned March

State Addresses Holiday on June 25 Ahead of Planned March

Since the infamous Finance Bill 2024, which left the country reeling from the impact of political excesses with numerous police-linked deaths, the state has been cautious in addressing matters affecting the youth...

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Government Spokesperson Isaac Mwaura has definitively stated that June 25 will not be a public holiday, despite planned protests to commemorate victims of past demonstrations.

June 25 will remain a regular working day, not a public holiday.
Key figures involved include Government Spokesperson Isaac Mwaura, Siaya Governor Jame Orengo, and President William Ruto.
The government emphasizes a distinction between peaceful protests and violent actors, citing past protests costing the country at least Ksh6 billion.

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