Thousands of people turned out across Kenya on Wednesday to protest government corruption and police brutality.
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Thousands of people turned out across Kenya on Wednesday to protest government corruption and police brutality.
By Eve Sampson
Reporting from Nairobi, Kenya
Stones and debris still littered the streets in the center of Kenya’s capital on Thursday, as a leading human rights group said the death toll from nationwide protests a day earlier had climbed to 16.
Thousands demonstrated on Wednesday to express their anger over government corruption and police brutality.
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