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Two years on, Kenyan families still seek justice after Gen Z protests

Kenyan families continue their search for justice two years after Gen Z protests as police secure Nairobi for the anniversary.

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The brief

Kenyan police have blocked key roads in and around Nairobi. These measures are in place ahead of demonstrations marking the anniversary of Gen Z-led protests.

Coverage from the BBC, Bloomberg, WRAL, and Al Jazeera emphasizes the security crackdown and the ongoing pursuit of justice by affected families. Bloomberg specifically identifies the previous protests as deadly.

Attention remains on the anniversary demonstrations and political tensions, including accusations by Gachagua against Murkomen regarding the financing of goons and potential ICC consequences, as reported by Citizen Digital.

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Quick answers

What actions have Kenyan police taken in Nairobi?

Police have blocked key roads in and around the capital ahead of the protest anniversary.

What is the status of families affected by the Gen Z protests?

According to Al Jazeera, families are still seeking justice two years after the protests occurred.

What political accusations have been made?

Gachagua has accused Murkomen of financing goons and warned of consequences involving the ICC.

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