The youth leading the protests must not repeat the mistakes of previous generations. They must demand real change.

One of Kenya’s most prominent human rights activists has been released on bail after being charged with unlawful possession ...

How the unrest began — and what may happen next. By Abdi Latif Dahir I cover East Africa. In Kenya, widespread antigovernment protests have escalated into deadly unrest and a deepening political ...

The protests “help to show what is going to happen in 2027 — that it won’t be business as usual in terms of politics,” Mr. Kanyinga said of Kenya’s upcoming election.

NAIROBI, Kenya -- Kenya’s president on Wednesday broke his silence on recent anti-government protests that left dozens dead, urging police to “break the legs" of those who stole and burned property ...

NAIROBI, Kenya — Youth-led protests against police brutality and poor governance have erupted across Kenya again on Wednesday, with thousands making their way to the central business district in ...

NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — At least eight Kenyans died and more than 80 others were receiving specialized treatment Wednesday, with some sustaining gunshot wounds, during countrywide protests against ...

Sixteen people have been killed and about 400 injured after thousands of people took to the streets in Kenya on Wednesday to protest against the government, Amnesty International Kenya has said.

At least 31 people died and more than 500 were arrested in anti-government protests across Kenya on Monday, the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights (KNCHR) said in a statement on Tuesday.

Television stations were forced off air and thousands flooded the streets in Kenya to demand President William Ruto's resignation a year after similar protests and the questionable death this ...

Kenya anti-riot police barricade roads to Parliament buildings with razor wire, ahead of the historic 1990 Saba Saba, a Swahili word that means seven seven, protests for democratic reforms in ...

Youth-led protests erupt in Kenya against police brutality, poor governance, and economic struggles. Calls for justice and change grow louder.