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Heavy security in Eldoret as Governor Bii pleads for peace

A section of businesses remained closed following fears the security teams may clash.

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by Bosco Marita

News02 July 2024 - 07:32

In Summary


  • A convoy of more than 18 land rovers and lorries have been patrolling the streets to ensure tight security.
  • The town remained calm as Uasin Gishu governor Jonathan Bii came out to speak on the protests for the first time
Heavy security deployed in Eldoret twon ahead of expected demos on July 2, 2024.

Heavy security has been deployed in Eldoret amid fears of GEN Zs protests.

A convoy of more than 18 land rovers and lorries have been patrolling the streets to ensure tight security.

A section of businesses remained closed following fears the security teams may clash with protestors.

However, the town remained calm as Uasin Gishu governor Jonathan Bii came out to speak on the protests for the first time.

He said the government was working to restore normalcy and address concerns raised by the GEN Zs.

“To our young people we have heard you and even as you air out your views, we urge that you maintain peace and avoid destruction of property,” said Bii


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