Anglican bishops have called for an end to protests, warning that Kenya is slipping into chaos and lawlessness as violence and political thuggery rise.
Archbishop Jackson Ole Sapit said the country must "pause" and reflect on its direction, urging leaders and citizens to consider whether Kenya is on a path to life or death. "We are seeing our beloved country slowly slipping into unrest, thuggery and chaos," said Ole Sapit.
Recent protests have seen the killing of 50 people within a month during demonstrations across the country.
Protests on Monday, July 7, escalated despite police closing major roads leading to Nairobi's central business district. Looting and destruction of property were witnessed during the Saba Saba protests, with businesses counting millions in losses.
