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Saba Saba protests turned violent in Kisii after demonstrators were attacked by unknown assailants armed with arrows, leaving at least four people injured. In contrast, Kisumu remained calm but tense, while in Mombasa, police moved swiftly to disperse would-be protestors before unrest could begin.
Clashes, Injuries Mark Saba Saba Protests in Kisii
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