Sakaja Intervenes After Morning Demolitions Leave Nairobi Residents Homeless

[Kenyans - Kenya] - 20/01/2026

For the better part of Tuesday morning, protests rocked Embakasi South as residents engaged police in running battles over ongoing demolitions.

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