The government of Kenya on Tuesday moved to assure foreign nations of its commitment to maintain national security amid the wave of protests that have been witnessed in most parts of the country in the past two weeks. “The state will continue to protect the people, public institutions and private property within its territory,” Mr Mudavadi assured. He spoke as the country witnessed a series of violent protests on Tuesday in most parts of the country including the four cities of Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu and Nakuru. “What began as peaceful protests turned violent, leading to loss of lives, injuries and destruction of public and private property. “The Government acknowledges that the youth have a long-drawn stake in the future of our beloved country,” he said.
Source: Daily Nation July 02, 2024 20:28 UTC