At least eight people died and at least 50 people got injured during the protests against the tax raise in the Kenyan capital ci

At least eight people died and at least 50 people got injured during the protests against the tax raise in the Kenyan capital city of Nairobi, according to reports by KTN News and Reuters. People have started arriving to the business center of the city since early morning, chanting demands for resignation of President William Ruto. This district of Nairobi is where administrative buildings are located, including the parliament, which has been cordoned off by the police. According to the local media, the police used tear gas and started firing rubber bullets. There have also been reports of live ammunition being fired. Video: TASS/Reuters Source: TASS Russian news agency