Kenyan Protests Escalate as Calls for President Ruto's Resignation Intensify

Demonstrations against tax hikes and economic mismanagement persist despite government attempts to quell unrest.

Protesters demand President Ruto's resignation, citing economic hardships and corruption.
Recent demonstrations have resulted in at least 23 deaths and numerous injuries.
The controversial finance bill, which proposed tax increases, has been put on hold by the president.
Kenya's High Court ruled the military deployment to assist police was necessary but required clear terms.
Public discontent grows over government debt, austerity measures, and lack of basic services.