Security heightened across Nairobi as Kenya marks anniversary of protests

While demonstrations continue, Kenya Red Cross Head of Operations, Venant Ndigila, highlights the importance of helping, but doing so safely. Your support matters. Let us ensure it doesn’t cause further harm. For emergencies, call 1199. pic.x.com/Q1wiDv7Vut

As demonstrations continue, so does our response. Kenya Red Cross teams remain active in Nairobi CBD and across the country, delivering first aid, supporting evacuations, and ensuring timely help reaches those affected. This is what we do. This is who we are. Neutral. pic.x.com/pE67OkttlM

Why do we wear bullet proof vests to cover protests in Kenya? Because police shoot at unarmed people. And sometimes they die. Dramatic day expertly filmed by @mufabs as always, produced by @IsaacOyombe + photos by @festolang. Can't name Security for, well, security reasons pic.x.com/xot7FQkaE5

Kenyan police shot a protester in Nairobi this morning. The gunshot left a hole on her left cheek 📸 @BrianInganga pic.x.com/41oxFLxxNA