Pictorial: Images From the Fuel Price Demonstrations

Shazia Majale
By: Shazia Majale

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Kenya has launched the first phase of compensation for victims of human rights violations linked to demonstrations, with Sh448.7 million allocated to 348 verified beneficiaries.

NAIROBI, Kenya – Transport protests unfolded on Monday, May 18, across key areas, affecting movement and daily routines.

Here are some of the moments captured.

Photos:Courtesy Police officers attempt to restore traffic flow and remove barricades blocking a main highway during the nationwide protests
The remnants of a torched vehicle during the transportation protests in Nairobi
Eric Omondi empties empty jerricans rom a lorry in protest of the rising fuel costs during the transportation protests in the CBD
Photo: Courtesy Kenyans wait for transortation during the transport protests
Transport protesters along the Thika Super Highway
Photo;Courtsey Protestors set a tire on fire to protest increasing fuel prices

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