Protesters return to Nairobi streets two years after tax revolt
Demonstrators gathered in Kenya’s capital on 25 June to demand government accountability and justice for victims of the 2024 uprising, according to Euronews.
By Europa Express25 Jun 2026 · 08:00 CETUpdated 25 Jun 2026 · 08:00 CET
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Core Briefing: Protesters return to Nairobi streets two years after tax revolt
Strategic Context: Demonstrators gathered in Kenya’s capital on 25 June to demand government accountability and justice for victims of the 2024 uprising, according to Euronews.
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Two years after the 2024 Gen Z tax protests caused significant disruption across Kenya, demonstrators have returned to the streets of Nairobi. According to Euronews, the rally took place on 25 June as participants sought to maintain pressure on the authorities regarding government accountability.
The protesters also used the occasion to call for justice for those affected during the demonstrations two years ago. The event marks a continued effort by the movement to ensure their grievances remain in the public eye.