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Several people have been arrested in Nairobi's central business district, as police cordoned the capital city mounting barriers to limit access to the CBD. A few protestors engaged police officers in a cat-and-mouse game, in trying to disperse any gathering within the city.
Police engage protesters in running battles in CBD
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