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LSK Demands Justice for Edward Kariuki and Esther Wairimu

Patricia Waigwa July 10, 2026 0

On Friday, July 10, 2026, the Law Society of Kenya (LSK) held a nationwide Purple Ribbon March to protest the deaths of advocates Edward Muthee Kariuki and Esther Wairimu Keige. Led by LSK President Charles Kanjama SC, lawyers also suspended legal services to demand justice, accountability, and

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Why Kenyans Take to the Streets on Saba Saba Day

Patricia Waigwa July 6, 2026

Every year on July 7, many Kenyans commemorate Saba Saba Day through peaceful protests and public demonstrations. The tradition dates back to July 7, 1990, when thousands of citizens demanded political reforms and multi-party democracy. For many Kenyans, demonstrating on Saba Saba is more than an annual event. Instead, it is a way to honour […]

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Nyabisase School Closed Over Principal Protest Chaos

Patricia Waigwa July 6, 2026

On Monday, July 6, 2026, Nyabisase Mixed Secondary School in Bobasi, Kisii County, closed indefinitely after student unrest led to a dormitory fire. School authorities released students to their parents as police launched investigations into the incident. The unrest reportedly followed the appointment of a new principal to replace the retired Chief Principal, David Ogega.

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Police Investigate Officers Who Dragged Disabled Activist

Patricia Waigwa June 27, 2026

Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja directed the Internal Affairs Unit to complete a thorough investigation within seven days following the violent arrest of a disabled human rights activist during the June 25, 2026 Gen Z memorial protests in Nakuru City. Specifically, a viral video captured heavily armed officers forcefully arresting James Thuku Mbugua, a […]

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Kenyan Security Guards Protest Low Pay

Patricia Waigwa June 17, 2026

Private security guards across Kenya have staged demonstrations to protest poor working conditions and low pay. The workers, represented by the Kenya National Private Security Workers Union (KNPSWU), are demanding urgent reforms. They accuse some private security firms of exploiting workers and ignoring labor regulations. Consequently, the protests have intensified

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Migori Boys Students March Against School Arson

Patricia Waigwa June 9, 2026

Students from Migori Boys High School have staged a peaceful march to condemn the rising cases of school arson across Kenya. The learners carried placards promoting peace, responsibility, and the protection of learning institutions. Consequently, their message quickly attracted praise from parents, teachers, and education stakeholders. The students emphasized that schools

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Taxi Drivers Reject Strike Deal, Issue 7-Day Ultimatum

Patricia Waigwa May 20, 2026

The National Taxi Drivers Association has officially rejected the suspension of the nationwide transport strike. Taxi operators insist their members will continue staying off the roads. Additionally, the association issued a seven-day ultimatum to the government. Drivers demanded urgent intervention over soaring petrol prices nationwide. The announcement followed recent

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Transport Operators Announce Nationwide Strike

Patricia Waigwa May 16, 2026

Transport stakeholders across Kenya have announced a nationwide strike officially. The industrial action will begin on Monday, May 18, 2026. Additionally, the strike involves multiple transport industry groups. Operators cite rising fuel prices and insecurity concerns. Therefore, commuters should expect major disruptions nationwide. Several transport associations have

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Eric Omondi Protests Fuel Hike with Empty Jerrycans

Patricia Waigwa April 16, 2026

On April 16, 2026, Eric Omondi staged a bold protest in Nairobi. He walked along a busy road while pulling empty jerrycans. The act quickly captured public attention across social media. Consequently, it sparked debate about rising living costs. Symbolic Protest Highlights Economic Strain Omondi used empty “vibuyu” to deliver a strong message. He symbolized […]