A fresh warning has been issued to motorists ahead of the planned June 25 protests, with a security company, Securex Agencies, raising concerns about possible disruptions in major urban centers.
According to Securex Agencies, organizers under the #HakiSasa and #JusticeNow campaigns have mobilized marches across the country to commemorate the protests that culminated in the storming of Parliament on June 25, 2024.
“Organizers under the #HakiSasa and #JusticeNow campaigns have mobilized nationwide marches for June 25 to mark the anniversary of the 2024 anti-Finance Bill protests,” the agency noted.
The advisory noted that police have maintained that no authorization has been granted for the June 25 Protests and have warned that the planned protests will not be permitted.
As a result, heightened security deployments are expected in several urban centers, including Nairobi.
Authorities anticipate possible disruptions to traffic flow, business operations, public services and learning institutions in areas likely to be affected by the demonstrations and security operations.
Securex Advisory for Motorists Ahead of June 25 Protests
From the Securex Agencies statement, motorists across Kenya have been urged to remain alert and make advance travel plans after a fresh advisory was issued ahead of the planned June 25 protests.
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The notice highlights potential disruptions that could affect movement in parts of the country as security agencies and organizers prepare for the anniversary events.
“Plan for possible road closures, traffic delays, and disruptions in affected areas. Businesses and institutions should activate contingency measures and continue monitoring credible sources for updates,” the company advised.
Matatu Owners Confirm Operations
Addressing the media on Wednesday, June 24, Chairman Albert Karakacha affirmed the Association’s solidarity with the victims’ families and urged matatu owners, drivers, and conductors to continue serving commuters.
The assurance on continued transport services comes ahead of the June 25 protests, marking the anniversary of the 2024 Gen Z-led protests.
“Matatu operations will continue as normal while respecting the constitutional rights of all citizens and public safety,” Matatu Owners Association Chairman Albert Karakacha directed on June 24 during an interview with Citizen TV.
The association moved to calm fears of possible disruptions to transport services, urging matatu owners, drivers, conductors, and other transport workers to remain peaceful and continue serving the public responsibly.
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Gen Z Activists Plan Nationwide June 25 Protests Across All 47 Counties
Gen Z activists, families of protest victims, civil society groups and some opposition-linked figures are expected to participate in nationwide demonstrations and remembrance activities on June 25, 2026.
The events will include protests, vigils and memorial marches linked to the anti-Finance Bill demonstrations and anti-police brutality campaigns that have taken place over the past two years.
Activities are scheduled to take place across all 47 counties, with Nairobi expected to be the focal point. Areas around the Central Business District, Parliament and major roads in the capital are likely to attract significant crowds.
According to organizers, the demonstrations are intended to commemorate those who were killed or injured during the 2024 and 2025 protests. Participants are also expected to call for accountability, police reforms, and action on issues that have fueled public discontent.
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