Kenyan authorities on Tuesday declared some anti-Finance bill protesters wanted as the protests run into its third week.
The pay rise for Mr Ruto’s cabinet members and lawmakers, which, according to local media, took effect on July 1, coincided with anti-finance bill protests in Kenya.
The protest against the finance bill proposing a tax hike started on June 18 and has morphed into calls for Mr Ruto’s resignation despite the bill’s withdrawal.
The dead bodies were retrieved from under the rubble.
“The aid looted from a WFP convoy in Central Darfur will no longer go to the most vulnerable people in need,” she said in a post on X.
This contradicts President William Ruto’s claim that only 19 deaths were recorded.
Elections were held on Saturday in Mauritania, a former French colony in north-west Africa.
“As a democracy, that should not be part of our conversation,” Mr Ruto said.
“The parliament has been burnt. City Hall has been burnt. We have 19 people dead,” Mr Ruto said.
