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Opportunists tarnish youth protests in Kenya with criminal acts

Huldah Matara by Huldah Matara
July 2, 2024
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While the ongoing anti-government protests led by young Kenyans continue to capture national attention, a troubling trend has emerged: some individuals, posing as protesters, are using the demonstrations as an opportunity for theft and vandalism. As the peaceful marches persist, these opportunists are casting a shadow over the genuine grievances of the demonstrators.

In recent days, reports have surfaced of thieves breaking into shops and stealing from both businesses and people on the streets during the protests. These criminal activities are being carried out by groups of individuals who disguise themselves as part of the protest movement, blurring the lines between legitimate dissent and criminal behavior.

In several incidents, thieves have been seen breaking shop windows, looting merchandise, and attacking vendors. Onlookers have captured images of masked individuals mingling with the crowds, only to later break away and commit acts of vandalism. The chaos of the protests has provided cover for these criminals, who are exploiting the situation for personal gain rather than standing in solidarity with the cause.

This rise in theft and vandalism has drawn criticism from both the public and protest organizers. Many are concerned that these acts of violence are overshadowing the important message of the protests, which is centered around demanding political change. The actions of these opportunists threaten to undermine the legitimacy of the movement and shift the focus from the core demands of the protesters.

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