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Guterres' statement comes hours after thirteen embassies condemned the government for ruthlessly handling the Anti-Finance protestors.

The deployment of the military in Kenya is foreseen in two scenarios.

Protestors torched the Parliament buildings, City Hall, the offices of Kimani Ichung'wa, and the rural residence of MP Molo Kimani Kuria.

He issued a statement after Ruto addressed the nation.

Amnesty reports give people were killed and 31 others injured in Tuesday's protests.

The CS announced through a gazette notice.

This comes after Kenya and the European Union entered into a Kenya-EU Economic Partnership Agreement.

The proposed action is expected to prevent potential radicalization of the young generation.

The nationalwide protests turned deadly with allegations of police using live bullets against protestors emerging. Police are accused of killing five people.

The MPs were evacuated after the parliament building was breached.

The officer could be seen sobbing in tears as he prepared to visit his injured brother in hospital.

The church leaders also expressed their sympathies to the police officer who lost his hands in the line of duty.

Several other properties were damaged across the country as the peaceful protests turned into a firestorm.

Protestors have been targeting the houses and offices of MPs who voted 'YES' to the Finance Bill 2024.

Raila spoke after the shooting of some protesters.

One of the protestors could be heard mobilizing other protestors to storm the building which was already on fire.

Internet users have reported slow speeds, and some platforms are not working.

Residents were opposed to the MP's decision to vote in favour of the bill arguing that it was set to increase the cost of living for a majority of Kenyans.

In this Newsletter, we are covering the protests and damages incurred across the country.

Protests today have been deadly, with several people injured, and reports of others killed during the anti-finance bill protests.

The announcement was made live on air.

On Monday Ruto briefed the first Kenyan Police contingent to the Multinational Security Support Mission to Haiti.

Clouds of smoke billowed from the building shortly after some individuals were shot at .

"Justice and accountability are imperative. We will vigorously push for police accountability," the commission urged.

The prosecution emphasized the gravity of a father terminating his child's life and advocated for a custodial sentence.

The amendments were done within two hours.

“The Commission is pursuing the remaining eight suspects who are yet to be arrested," the detectives noted.

North of 15 people have been mysteriously abducted in a span of less than one week.

Besides this group of Kenyans, there is a section of MPs who are supporting the bill led by Kikuyu MP Kimani Ichung'wah and his Molo counterpart Kuria Kimani.

Pressure is mounting on President Ruto, sparked by proposals by his government to raise taxes across several sectors through the Finance Bill 2024.