After the Azimio camp’s massive protest finally materialized, Kenya is in a precarious position today. The forking Prime Minister had made a number of demands of William Ruto, including lowering the cost of living, stopping the recruitment of IEBC commissioners, and opening the IEBC servers, among other things.
Ruto was given a deadline of 14 days by Raila, beyond which he threatened to storm the city in an effort to subdue him. Raila and his team finally assaulted the city after that notice expired and a new one-week notice was issued, sparking a massive protest across the entire city and the nation.
While the demonstration in the city went on, protestors across the nation joined in to call for the ruling party to be punished.
Photo after the demonstrations;
While the demonstration in the city went on, protestors across the nation joined in to call for the ruling party to be punished. Namely, the UDA Headquarters in Kisumu’s Milimani estate were set on fire, causing two automobiles to burn to a crisp and two more to sustain damage.
While Azimio demonstrators vented their rage on the building, the UDA Party office in Kiambu, hundreds of kilometers from Kisumu, was also turned to ashes. Business in Nairobi was halted during this time, and matatus were not permitted to enter the City.
The rallies would take place every Monday across the nation until William Ruto accedes to their demands, Raila also declared from Kamukunji. This tale hasn’t been published yet, so
The rallies would take place every Monday across the nation until William Ruto accedes to their demands, Raila also declared from Kamukunji. Whether they will go to the State House as originally planned is still uncertain as of the publication of this report, but police officers are making preparations to thwart any unauthorized entry.
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by: Lusaka