At least eight people were killed and 400 injured as mass protests erupted across Kenya against President William Ruto’s government, marking a year since deadly demonstrations in 2024.
Protesters in Nairobi and other cities chanted “Ruto must go” while police blocked attempts to reach State House using barricades and tear gas.
Though the government tried to ban live coverage, the High Court overturned the order.
Human rights groups claim up to 16 people may have died.
Protesters cited frustration over education, governance, and rising costs, demanding urgent reforms and accountability.
President Ruto and Family have evacuated or flee the state house?
Are we about to witness a people’s revolution in Kenya in real-time? pic.twitter.com/KlHedT2D7t
— Sahel Revolutionary Soldier (@cecild84) June 25, 2025
Truly amazing and inspirational #Kenya pic.twitter.com/fYYQzd0mLL
— African (@ali_naka) June 25, 2025
Muthoni is filming live on TikTok. While she streams, chaos breaks out in Kenya. A man runs and gets shot by police. Thousands are protesting, the government under pressure. Her video captures the moment. Millions are now watching worldwide. pic.twitter.com/Ri5qEQfbLP
— Tikleak (@tikleak) June 25, 2025
