Nairobi Protests Mark Gen Z Uprising Anniversary

Kenyan police arrested more than 300 people during protests in Nairobi, as the city marked two years since a significant Gen Z uprising. The protests took place on Thursday, with police attempting to prevent them through a large security operation.

The police shut off traffic on key routes around Nairobi, aiming to prevent the protests from occurring. However, many individuals still took to the streets to mark the anniversary of the Gen Z uprising.

Despite the police efforts, protesters braved the streets, but were forced to flee as shots were fired and tear gas was deployed. This response from the police led to a chaotic scene, with many running for cover.

Kenyan police put on a massive show of force, with a huge security operation deployed in an attempt to prevent the protests. This operation involved shutting down much of the capital, in a bid to maintain control and prevent unrest.

The police operation was successful in preventing large-scale protests, but still resulted in the arrest of over 300 people. The exact circumstances of the arrests are not clear, but it is known that they occurred during the police response to the protests.

The Gen Z uprising, which occurred two years ago, was a landmark event in Kenya. The anniversary of this event was marked by the protests, which were met with a strong response from the police.

The security operation was one of the largest in recent times, with police deploying significant resources to maintain control. The use of tear gas and shots fired also indicates the level of force used by the police to disperse the protesters.

The aftermath of the protests and police response is still being assessed, with the arrest of over 300 people likely to have significant implications. The events of Thursday will likely be closely watched, as Kenya continues to navigate the legacy of the Gen Z uprising.