At least 10 persons were killed and close to 50 injured as Kenyan police opened live rounds on anti-Finance Bill protesters in Nairobi on Tuesday.
A fire outbreak was also seen in City Hall, the office of the governor of Nairobi, and the Supreme Court premises.
A 24-year-old protester was shot dead in Nairobi during the ongoing tax protest.
Amnesty International said that 12 abductions took place over the last five day.
The sultan said criminal activities in the region will only be curtailed with cooperation from northern stakeholders.
Mr Keyamo lamented that he keeps getting reports of officials begging and extorting air travellers at international airports.
“Look at what Binance is doing to our economy. That’s why the government moved against Binance,” said Bayo Onanuga, a media aide to the president.
He added that the detained Binance employee “also has full access to consular services from his home government.
“Yesterday, @RepHoulahan and I visited with US citizen Tigran Gambaryan in Kuje Prison in Nigeria,” Mr Hill said in a post on X.
On Tuesday, Nairobi witnessed chaotic scenes as protesters disrupted parliamentary proceedings in opposition to the Finance Bill.
