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Police lob teargas canisters, arrest protestors marking Saba Saba day

Activists march with a banner to mark the 30th Saba Saba day. [Courtesy, Standard]

Security has been beefed up at various places in Nairobi as a group of activists head to the streets to mark the 30th Saba Saba day today.

 Police fear the march may turn violent and become a source of spread of Covid-19 pandemic and want the organisers to take responsibility for any such incidents. The group planned to congregate at Parliament Buildings with a theme of respect for the constitution.

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