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A total of one hundred and fifteen people have been killed across the country in protests in the last year. The Kenya National Commission on Human Rights details the fatalities suffered since the anti-finance protests of 2024, citing Monday's Saba Saba as the deadliest protests yet. Thirty-two people were killed during the Saba Saba anniversary, making it the highest tally of deaths in one day.
115 killed in anti-government protests in one year
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