Fresh Demonstrations Loom as Ruto's Govt Given 24-Hour Ultimatum
The last time there were protests in the country, at least 355 people across the country were arrested...
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Families of missing activists Davis Lichuma, Macmillan Kiari, and Abdulaziz Molo have issued a 24-hour ultimatum to the Kenyan government, threatening nationwide protests if they are not released.
- 355 people arrested in connection with the June 25 protests.
- Key figures include the families of the missing activists, activist Boniface Mwangi, and retired Chief Justice David Maraga.
- Concerns have been raised about the activists' well-being, with one family noting a pre-existing stab wound on Davis Lichuma.
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Families of Missing Activists Issue Ultimatum as Abduction Cases Mount - June 2026
Families of missing activists Davis Lichuma, Macmillan Kiari, and Abdulaziz Molo have issued a 24-hour ultimatum to the Kenyan government, threatening nationwide protests if their loved ones are not released. Human rights groups report over 100 individuals have been abducted during the tenure of the Kenya Kwanza government, with activists arrested during June 25th commemoration protests allegedly handed over to armed men for torture and abandoned across Nairobi. Six protesters arrested during a memorial march for Gen Z uprising victims were discovered severely tortured across Nairobi on Saturday, having been incommunicado since their arrest on Thursday. The family of missing young man Abdul Aziz is appealing for public assistance while police deny any involvement in his disappearance. Meanwhile, protests demanding the release of Abdiaziz Duba Molo, known as Zizo, entered their second day in Kiamaiko and Huruma, with demonstrators vowing to continue until he is found.
