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355 Arrested During June 25 Anniversary Protests Across Kenya
A total of 355 individuals were apprehended during peaceful demonstrations commemorating the June 25 anniversary of anti-government protests, marking two years since youths were killed in the 2024 demonstrations. In Nairobi's Central Business District, approximately 74 protesters arrested during the commemorations were set to appear in court on June 26, 2026, after spending the night in police cells. Heavy security was deployed at Parliament as the nation marked this solemn anniversary. Kenyans are increasingly advocating for June 25 to be declared a public holiday to commemorate victims of the anti-government protests. The National Council of Churches of Kenya (NCCK) is urging the government to ensure justice is served alongside compensation for victims of the Gen Z protests.
Communities Commemorate Gen Z Protest Victims Across Kenya
Families of Gen Z protest victims are still seeking justice and truth two years after the demonstrations. In Mombasa, residents held a peaceful demonstration that began with a prayer service remembering victims of protest-related violence. Two women were arrested last night in Mwea during a candlelight vigil for Gen Z victims killed in protests. Controversial Pastor Victor Kanyari has paid tribute to Gen Z protesters who died during the June 2024 anti-government demonstrations, while also announcing his bid for the Kasarani parliamentary seat.
2Mbili Demands Vindee's Release After Nairobi Arrest
Comedian Eric Omondi explained his absence from the June 25, 2026, Gen Z memorial demonstrations, stating recent legal troubles kept him off the streets despite his past support for youth-led protests. Separately, Kenyan comedian Mulamwah clarified his decision to block media personality Oga Obinna, stating it stems from differing values rather than a personal conflict. Meanwhile, Kenyan automotive reviewer 2Mbili publicly called for the release of livestreamer Vindee, who was arrested by police during Gen Z memorial demonstrations in Nairobi's Central Business District on June 25, 2026.
