A section of activists including Kasmuel McOure have announced a fresh round of protests starting tomorrow, the Tuesday of 27th March.
According to reports, the new wave of protests are set to mark 14 years of the constitution to agitate for change and decry the abductions and forced disappearances that have been rampant in the recent past.
The activists argue that President William Ruto has not implemented the demands made by kenyans particularly Gen Zs and insists that the peaceful protests are aimed at addressing a range of issues including justice, corruption and unemployment.
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Later after convening their meeting, a number of them were arrested as they tried to hold a peaceful protest in Nairobi while chanting anti-government protest songs while carrying placards.
However, they have termed the day as a warm up for Katiba day and they have vowed not to rest until corrupt officials who are still in government and those outside are tried and jailed for their crimes.
“Tomorrow, August 27, Katiba Day will not just be a day of commemoration, it will be a day of mass action. We are announcing a general strike, a protest against the tyranny of William Ruto and a demand for his immediate resignation. We will not rest until justice is done.”
Activist Kasmuel Mcoure, on his part, asked the public to join the call and take a moment to find out if our constitution has been respected while supporting tomorrow’s demonstrations.
“We are inviting you tomorrow as the Katiba turns 14. We are asking you to take a short break and ask yourselves whether this constitution that gives us rights has been respected.”