Kenya Fuel Protests Turn Violent as Prices Soar
Kenyans take to the streets in violent protests against soaring fuel prices, with roads set on fire and commuters stranded amid escalating unrest.
Kenyans take to the streets in violent protests against soaring fuel prices, with roads set on fire and commuters stranded amid escalating unrest.
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