As early as 8 am, protesters armed with water and smartphones had started regrouping in the CBD.
Hundreds of youth have been in the streets in a push to have the Finance Bill 2024 dropped.
Business premises along Tom Mboya Street, CBD remain closed ahead of anti-Finance Bill protests on June 25, 2024.
Business activities in the Nairobi Central Business District were slow on Tuesday morning in the wake of anti-Finance Bill protests.
Most shops in the CBD remained closed ahead of the anticipated protests.
Few remained open with a contingent of police officers patrolling the streets.
As early as 8 am, protesters armed with water and smartphones had started regrouping in the CBD.
Hundreds of youth have been in the streets in a push to have the Finance Bill 2024 dropped.
Last week, the government dropped some of the controversial clauses in the bill, but the youth maintain they want the bill dropped completely.
Shops remain closed in Nairobi ahead of anti-Finance Bill protests on June 25, 2024.Shops remain closed in Nairobi ahead of anti-Finance Bill protests on June 25, 2024.Business premises along Tom Mboya Street, CBD remain closed ahead of anti-Finance Bill protests on June 25, 2024.Business premises in CBD remain closed ahead of anti-Finance Bill protests on June 25, 2024.A less crowded Kencom Bus stage along City Hall Way on June 25, 2024A businessman closing his shop premises in CBD ahead of anti-Finance Bill protests on June 25, 2024.
