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Kindiki condemns violent fuel protests, vows to ensure national security
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki says the destruction of property and chaos witnessed across the country was uncalled for and promised that the government would address high fuel prices
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Police clash with protesters as fuel price protests spread
The protests have been reported in various counties, disrupting commuting.
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Kindiki: Don't exploit fuel crisis for political gain
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has accused opposition leaders of exploiting the rising cost of fuel to incite Kenyans against the government.
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Kindiki condemns violent fuel protests, vows to ensure national security
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki says the destruction of property and chaos witnessed across the country was uncalled for and promised that the government would address high fuel…
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Fuel protests triggered by State's insensitivity
Nationwide fuel protests exposed growing public anger over high taxes and the rising cost of living, with critics accusing the government of ignoring economic hardships facing…
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Fuel protests shut down Rift Valley roads, as mayhem leaves one dead
Fuel price protests paralysed major Rift Valley towns, leaving roads blocked, businesses shut and one person dead in Nakuru after violent clashes between demonstrators and police.
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Fuel protests leave one dead as mayhem shuts down Rift Valley roads
Fuel price protests paralysed major Rift Valley towns, leaving roads blocked, businesses shut and one person dead in Nakuru after violent clashes between demonstrators and police.
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Tension in Kitengela as goons take control during fuel protests
Property worth millions of shillings was destroyed in Kitengela, Kajiado County, during the fuel hike protests.
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Delayed response? DP Kindiki addresses fuel price storm at last
After a week-long national crisis occasioned by the sharp increase of fuel prices, Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has finally emerged to address the matter, albeit too late.