On June 25, 2024, Kenya turned a page in its history. What began as a protest against a controversial tax bill quickly escalated into something far more powerful - and tragic. Citizens poured into the streets, fueled by frustration and economic strain. But few could have foreseen what would unfold: lives lost, people disappeared, and in an unprecedented act, Parliament breached by protesters.
One year later, on June 25, 2025, Africa Uncensored presents Souls on Fire: Behind Kenya’s 2024 Protests - a gripping documentary uncovering the stories, anger, and courage that shook a nation.
They’ve tried to kill me six times for confronting Neo Colonialism, but Africans must wake up✌️
Dr.Jack Githae, full episode here https://t.co/cmYcaZzvFD
Burkina Faso 🇧🇫 dropped French as their official language
Removed French colonial ruler’s name from streets
Banned Colonial era Barrister Wigs
Paid off debt to the west & has control over resources
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In solidarity with Kibet Yoko, let's tweet as many silhouettes as possible under this tweet or your own tweets since these art angered the low IQ sadistic caricature of a president with a fragile pubescent ego.
I will start.
Protesters attending the #EndAbductionsKE march in Nairobi CBD are now chanting the names of Kenyans who have gone missing amidst the ongoing wave of enforced disappearances.
Protesters attending the #EndAbductionsKE march in Nairobi CBD are now chanting the names of Kenyans who have gone missing amidst the ongoing wave of enforced disappearances.
Happening Now: The #EndAbductionsKE march officially kicks off in Nairobi CBD as protesters are seen carrying placards featuring popular silhouettes made by missing visual artist Kibet Bull while chanting and singing in solidarity for an end to enforced disappearances.
Chants of "Kasongo, Wako Wapi?" fill the air in Nairobi CBD as #EndAbductionsKE protesters call on President William Ruto to take action against the ongoing disappearances of Kenyans critical of his regime.