Kenya's President Ruto Appoints Opposition Leaders to Cabinet Amid Unrest

Protests continue despite inclusion of opposition figures in the government, with demands for reforms and an end to police brutality.

President William Ruto has appointed four opposition leaders to key cabinet positions, including finance and energy ministries.
The move aims to form a 'broad-based' government to address issues raised by ongoing protests.
Demonstrations, largely led by young people, began over proposed tax hikes and have expanded to calls for Ruto's resignation.
Over 50 people have died and hundreds have been injured in the protests, which have seen accusations of police brutality.
Skepticism remains among protesters, who view the appointments as political deal-making without real benefits for the populace.