Until earlier this week, few Kenyans outside the transport and tourism sectors knew the name of Kennedy Kaunda. However, the tour guides’ association boss has now emerged as one of the country’s most talked-about public figures after his dramatic confrontation with senior government officials during negotiations over the ongoing fuel price crisis. Kaunda, who serves
Kenya’s diplomatic and political space has been drawn into a heated exchange after the Embassy of Iran in Kenya responded strongly to remarks by United Democratic Alliance (UDA) Secretary General Hassan Omar, who linked global conflicts to rising fuel prices. The Iranian Embassy reacted to Omar’s earlier comments by supporting his framing of global influence
The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) has warned Kenyans against engaging in criminal activities during the ongoing protests on fuel price. In its statement, the DCI noted that while Kenyans have a constitutional right to peaceful assembly and expression, this right does not extend to violence or destruction of property. “The Directorate of Criminal Investigations
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