JUST IN: Nakuru businessman Mr. Maina Wakabura says he has been summoned by DCI to record a statement on suspicion of funding the ongoing anti-gov’t protests.

Our reporters in Nairobi and Nakuru all observe a different, more violent demographic seemingly infiltrating today’s protest.

JUST IN: Vehicles burnt outside Caffe Point in Mombasa.

2:00PM in Nakuru Protesters + Police = Tear Gas + Running Battles

The coffin card: Amidst what seems to be an infiltration by violent groups in today’s protest, protesters in Nairobi sneak a poignant message on the streets (possibly an ode to those killed by police in previous protests).

A crowd follows as medics rush a man, with a penetrating gunshot wound on the thigh, to an awaiting ambulance along Nairobi’s Moi Avenue.

Viewer discretion: Scenes of blood A man who has been hit on the head by a tear gas canister complains of having lost all his belongings as he’s attended to by medics.

Nairobi at 3.30 PM Another gunshot victim is hurriedly secured into an ambulance to be rushed to the hospital. Our reporter says a lady accompanying the injured recounts police firing live bullets towards them at close range around Khoja Roundabout.

Can someone please lend President William Samoei Ruto, PhD a pair of glasses? Because, it appears, the President doesn't seem to appreciate the magnitude of whatever's in front of him as regards Gen Z's #Occupy movement. But to save him time, we've recommended a movie & a history lesson.

The poet Maya Angelou warned us that if someone shows you who they are, believe them. Time & again Raila Odinga has shown us who he is. We didn't believe him. Today he's once again shown us who he is - a deal maker moonlighting as a revolutionary. Shall we finally believe him?

1/2🧵 As the #Occupy movement led by Gen Z has risen, floundered and risen again over the last fortnight or so, President William Ruto’s various reactions – first calling the #OccupyParliament brigade treasonous; then doubling down and feigning a call for national dialogue;

We agree, Raila Odinga can do whatever he wishes, but at this particular juncture in our country’s history when his grandchildren’s agemates are seeking to reimagine a new Kenya for themselves, we ask that he avoids the temptation to usurp their moment & movement. It is only

1/3🧵 Dear Mr Odinga, As someone who prides themselves as being an avid student of history – at least that’s the impression we get from your perpetual recitation of this or that bit of Kenyan history whenever you get an opportunity to speak, you must beware that across the

Looks like the President watched the movie we recommended… Read more: debunk.media/does-william-r…

Just over a year ago, we cautioned the Inspector General of Police, Japheth Koome Inspector General of Police- Kenya., who resigned today, that much as the police commit atrocities against Kenyans under his watch while citing “orders from above”, in the end, it will all fall at his feet. He didn’t listen…