The Morning Call
Police officers on Tuesday dispersed demonstrators in Kenya’s capital Nairobi.
Activists there had tried to demonstrate against corruption with many holding up signs describing Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta as “the face of corruption.”
The attempted protests come in the wake of massive scandals being investigated by a multi-agency team consisting of all criminal justice system agencies.
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