Kenyan opposition leader Raila Odinga says they have agreed to dialogue with President William Ruto’s government following weeks of Gen Z-driven protests.
Many Kenyan youth say neither Ruto nor Raila speaks for them and they will not be a part of the dialogue
@LarryMadowo I am proud of my generation. However, it's now most vulnerable. If we are not fighting sabotage from the political class in their relentless efforts to brand us as lawless criminals, we are fighting to keep those of us with bigger voices than most from being compromised.
A policeman doing this with all these cameras on his face?
Imagine what they do in private, and I keep saying such acts are not about the oath, he is making a personal choice to shoot at people.
The IMF, despite predicting protests, advised Kenya's government to stand firm on controversial tax proposals in the Finance Bill, 2024.
"The IMF assessed the risk of protests as 'medium' and recommended ignoring anti-tax demonstrations.
since the principle could not get the student to admit to this claims she was sent home. Adding to that...students who approached the principle to pledge for her, were punished by taking part in the construction of the schools perimeter wall. is that how you really run a sch?.#
A highschool student has been sent home from a local boarding school with allegations of having cheated in a biology test to resume school in January next year. This was done totally based on circumstantial evidence that the student's score dropped on repeating it. #KOTLoyals