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Kenya's president says 'enough is enough' and vows to end anti-government protests
NAIROBI, Kenya — Kenya’s president on Wednesday broke his silence over recent anti-government protests that left dozens dead, saying he would not allow “anarchy” in the country disguised as peaceful demonstrations. President William Ruto said “enough is enough” and urged police to “shoot in the leg” those involved in looting and burning businesses.
This represents a decline from Sh71.03 billion paid out in July 2024, largely on account of falling interest rates.
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The death toll from Kenya’s latest anti-government protest has surged to 31, according to the state-funded human rights ...
Simmering anger against President William Ruto’s government has boiled over into clashes between protesters and the police, ...
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