The alleged actions disrupted movement along one of the city’s busiest roads during demonstrations over the rising cost of fuel and the high cost of living.

📻 Breaking It Down

NAIROBI, Kenya May 19 – The Kibera Law Courts have released 220 suspects arrested during the recent fuel price protests on a cash bail of Sh5,000 each.

The suspects, who were arraigned on Tuesday afternoon, are facing charges of obstructing traffic after allegedly barricading Moi Avenue in Nairobi’s Central Business District on May 18.

The alleged actions disrupted movement along one of the city’s busiest roads during demonstrations over the rising cost of fuel and the high cost of living.

📌 What You Need to Know

Court documents indicate that the accused persons were arrested in various parts of Nairobi during the protests. Some of those presented before the court are minors.

The suspects, represented by a legal team led by Babu Owino alongside other advocates, all pleaded not guilty to the charges.

The court ordered their release on a cash bail of Sh5,000 each, with the matter set to proceed for further directions on hearing and case management in due course.

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Kindiki commended Public Service Vehicle operators and other stakeholders in the transport sector for opting for dialogue instead of prolonged disruption.

📰 Source: Capital FM Kenya