Kenyan police shoot tax demonstrators amid violent parliament breach | Politics

Kenyan police shoot tax demonstrators amid violent parliament breach | Politics

NewsFeed Protests over a controversial tax and finance bill in Kenya turned deadly with police reportedly opening fire and killing several demonstrators as they breached the parliament building in the capital Nairobi. There are reports of internet disruptions and broadcaster KTN said it was threatened with closure over its protest…

Kenya on edge: Will anti-tax protests erupt again amid national strike? | Protests News

Kenya on edge: Will anti-tax protests erupt again amid national strike? | Protests News

Protesters plan to hit Kenya’s streets on Tuesday after calling for a nationwide strike as they seek to pressure the government over controversial tax reforms that are before the parliament. The government has warned protesters against engaging in violence, and has insisted that they must wind up their agitation by…

Kenyan police to depart for contentious peacekeeping effort in Haiti | Police News

Kenyan police to depart for contentious peacekeeping effort in Haiti | Police News

Kenyan President William Ruto holds ceremonial goodbye for 400 troops set to depart on UN-backed mission. A contingent of Kenyan police is set to depart for a controversial mission in Haiti to combat the influence of powerful criminal gangs that have brought turmoil and violence to the Caribbean nation. Kenyan…

Kenya’s Ruto agrees ‘for conversation’ with protesters over tax hikes | Protests News

Kenya’s Ruto agrees ‘for conversation’ with protesters over tax hikes | Protests News

The weeklong protests have caught Ruto’s government off-guard, as discontent mounts over his economic policies. Kenya’s President William Ruto has said he was ready for “a conversation” with thousands of “peaceful” young protesters who held nationwide demonstrations this week to oppose proposed tax increases. The protesters, who began their demonstrations…

A Kenyan tribe’s search for its leader’s stolen skull | History

A Kenyan tribe’s search for its leader’s stolen skull | History

No ‘true leader’ In 1919, the British rounded up all members of the Talai – Koitalel’s clan and the longstanding leaders of the Nandi – and banished them to an isolated island-like village called Kapsisiywo in the heart of Nandi territory. Situated between two rivers, which encircle the whole area…

Do elephants really call to each other by name? | Wildlife News

Do elephants really call to each other by name? | Wildlife News

In a remarkable experiment of artificial intelligence meets elephants, researchers have successfully demonstrated how the giant mammals call to each other using individual names. According to a new study published in Nature Ecology and Evolution, African savannah elephants in Kenya were observed and listened to, using machine learning software called…

At least 200 injured, 100 arrested in Kenya tax protests: Rights groups | Protests News

At least 200 injured, 100 arrested in Kenya tax protests: Rights groups | Protests News

Local media reported an unidentified man died from a gunshot wound to his thigh during riot police crackdown in Nairobi. At least 200 people were injured and more than 100 arrested across Kenya in nationwide protests against government tax hike plans, rights groups have said. Five groups, including Amnesty International,…

Tax hike proposal, cost-of-living crisis ignite protests across Kenya | Tax

Tax hike proposal, cost-of-living crisis ignite protests across Kenya | Tax

NewsFeed Police and ‘Occupy Parliament’ demonstrators confronted each other in Nairobi as anger spread across Kenya over proposed tax hikes amidst a cost-of-living crisis. President Ruto has scaled back some of the proposed changes in Finance Bill 2024 but says other increases must go forward. Published On 20 Jun 202420…

Kenya Halts Worldcoin Investigation, Mandates Legal Registration for Sam Altman

Kenya Halts Worldcoin Investigation, Mandates Legal Registration for Sam Altman

Sam Altman’s controversial Worldcoin project is no longer under investigation in Kenya. An official notice issued by the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) in Kenya has claimed that an array of allegations related to Worldcoin’s user data collection were ‘expeditiously and objectively’ investigated. The file of this case has now…