Activists are demanding President Ruto's resignation amid allegations that intelligence services are responsible for the abduction of dozens of individuals during two weeks of protests.
Acknowledging the chaos that has ensued over the past three weeks, Ololtua called for unity and peace, underscoring that the tourism industry's success is contingent upon a stable and peaceful environment.
They have suffered huge losses following cases of looting and vandalism on Luthuli Avenue, Moi Avenue, and Tom Mboya Street, which have forced them to close their shops.
This approach is informed by the fact that law enforcement bodies continue to do the bidding of the regime in power, rather than of Kenyan citizens, as required by the country’s constitution.
The leaders expressed concern over conflicting statements from the Executive branch regarding the protests and their aftermath.
Tax hikes that led to the unprecedented youth-led protests were just a trigger for many to vent their anger against a wasteful government.
Social media has been awash with differing casualty figures, with some claiming victims were carried away by officers and that their bodies were not at the mortuaries in the area or the city at large.
The ICPC has asked the IMF, the World Bank, and other international lenders to immediately stop assisting Kenya pending an audit of the current state of debt.