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He spoke ahead of the planned protests on Monday.

Here are photos of the current situation in Kisumu.

On some routes, matatu operators boycotted business.

By 11am on Monday, there were no students, only two teachers were around.

Hawkers who are used to selling in the early hours were also back in business.

In a picture seen by the Star, a journalist covering the protest was robbed by knife-wielding gangs.

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In six weeks, 872 new units will be finished, boosting non-CBD apartment stock to 21,476.

All smoke, no fire — this best describes the much anticipated and hyped national shutdown that took place on Monday.

During the Monday Azimio demonstrations, Gachagua said Kenya lost Sh2 billion