Nairobi’s Uhuru Park turned into a sea of solidarity on Sunday as thousands of Kenyans rallied in support of Palestine. Speakers condemned the genocide in Gaza, denouncing Israel’s military campaign as a flagrant violation of international law. Organizers drew direct parallels between Gaza and Africa’s own history of colonial rule and liberation struggles, framing the Palestinian cause as inseparable from the global fight against oppression. Protesters also called on Kenya’s leaders to abandon t

On February 1, 1994, thousands gathered at Uhuru Park in Nairobi for a deeply emotional memorial service in honor of Jaramogi Oginga Odinga, Kenya’s first Vice President and a towering figure in the country’s political history. Jaramogi had passed away on January 20 in Kisumu at the age of 82. Having resigned as VP in 1966, he later founded the Forum for the Restoration of Democracy (FORD) in 1990: challenging the status quo during Kenya’s one-party era. After the memorial, crowds filled the str

WATCH: Thousands of pro-Palestinian supporters gathered at Uhuru Park in Nairobi on Sunday to protest Israel’s ongoing military actions in Gaza and raise funds for humanitarian relief. -------- EARLIER: Thousands of Kenyans march across Nairobi city in solidarity with the Palestinians in Gaza facing bombardment by the Israelimilitary, blockade, displacement and Genocide. Amnesty International Kenya Executive Director Irungu Houghton—together with several human rights groups—called on the Kenyan

10K views · 266 reactions | Raila: When Uhuru was sworn in at Kasarani and I was sworn in at Uhuru Park, there was bloodshed, protests. At one time, we buried 68 people, until Uhuru called me. We talked for 13 hours until we reached an agreement. #RailaInNyeri | TV 47 Kenya | Facebook

Moi, Kibaki and Uhuru have all been presidents. Why didn't Kenyans protest during Kibaki and Uhuru’s reigns? - President Ruto | Kenyans.co.ke