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Kenya police fire teargas as opposition resumes protests

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Kenya police fire teargas as opposition resumes protests

Kenyan police officer walk next to a bus burnt by protesters during riots in Nairobi on May 2, 2023.PHOTO/ AFP

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Kenyan riot police fired tear gas on opposition MPs Tuesday and sporadic violence erupted during fresh anti-government demonstrations over a cost-of-living crisis and last year’s disputed election.

Teargas canisters were launched at members of opposition leader Raila Odinga’s Azimio la Umoja (One Kenya) coalition near President William Ruto’s office in downtown Nairobi, according to footage of the incident.

Kenya’s Interior Minister Kithure Kindiki said there had been several acts of violence, arson and looting in the capital and in western Kenya by “hordes of criminals masquerading as political protesters” and insisted they would not be tolerated. Read more

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