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Protests in Kenya pause after widespread looting on Tuesday

Edith Kimani
July 4, 2024

Anti-government protests were expected to continue in Kenya's capital Nairobi, but the streets remained quiet. DW spoke to a shop owner whose shop had been looted on Tuesday. But a pause in the protests does not mean they are over, as Edith Kimani hears.

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