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June 25, 2026
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Nairobi businesses shut over fears of looting during Gen Z protests

Nairobi businesses shut over fears of looting during Gen Z protests

A spot-check by Capital FM in the morning found most shops within the Central Business District yet to open, with a heavy police presence reported across key parts of the city...

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Nairobi businesses remained shut on Thursday, June 25, 2026, amid fears of looting and destruction during planned Gen Z anniversary protests.

  • Traders stayed closed, recalling billions of shillings lost in previous demonstrations.
  • The closures impacted transport, with police roadblocks on roads leading into the Central Business District (CBD).
  • The protests commemorate the second anniversary of the June 25, 2024, Gen Z-led anti-Finance Bill demonstrations.

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