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Kenya Marks Two Years Since 2024 Finance Bill Protests That Left Over 60 Dead
Kenya on Thursday marks the second anniversary of protests against the 2024 Finance Bill that ended in a deadly police crackdown. More than 60 people died and hundreds were injured. Civil society groups plan new demonstrations amid concerns over government response.
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Kenya on Thursday marks two years since protests against the 2024 Finance Bill turned violent. France 24 reported that the police crackdown left more than 60 people dead and hundreds injured. Civil society groups are preparing to take to the streets again.
Many fear the government's response, according to France 24. In recent years the use of violence has become increasingly widespread in Kenya, France 24 reported.
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