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Calls for calm in Kenya amid protests

By Reuters
30 March 2023   |   9:54 am
Kenyan President William Ruto vowed on Tuesday to protect his citizens amid the ongoing anti-government protests, which have seen many lose their homes and businesses in the aftermath, while opposition leader Raila Odinga said he will continue on with demonstrations.

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