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Activists Boniface Mwangi, Hanifa Adan and Hussein Khalid have vowed to carry on with the anti- tax demos tomorrow. The trio had presented themselves to the DCI Headquarters, for fear of being abducted and as NTV's Brian Muchiri now reports, the activists are calling upon Kenyans to come out in their numbers and get counted in the anti finance bill protests tomorrow.
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