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Hundreds of shops and businesses in Nairobi were looted, vandalized, and torched on Wednesday during countrywide Gen Z protests. The traders, mostly small-scale, woke up to shocking scenes of empty shops, stolen goods worth millions, and charred buildings. Supermarkets, banks, and ATMs were not spared.
Losses after looting during protest
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