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“Hatushiki watu, tunashika makosa,” Embu West Police Commander Vincent Kitili engage protesters

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July 7, 2025

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Police maintain barricades on Waiyaki Way amid ongoing Saba Saba protests, now resulting in 10 deaths. Raila Odinga advocates for urgent dialogue and police reforms. Schools in Kisumu remain closed for safety. Meanwhile, sugar cane farmers await over 1 billion shillings owed by State millers, and Kenya Railways resumes Mombasa to Nairobi services.(more in audio brief)

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“Hatushiki watu, tunashika makosa,” Embu West Police Commander Vincent Kitili engage protesters

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