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.
Kenya has signed six grants totalling $462 million to support programmes targeting HIV, tuberculosis and malaria.
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.
Nearly four million people remain displaced and extreme weather, insecurity and disease outbreaks are all increasing demand for lifesaving support.
Sudan is already the world’s worst displacement crisis and is rapidly becoming the world’s worst hunger crisis as well.
This restructuring has set the domestic debt-to-GDP ratio on a path to reach 55 per cent by the end of 2028, according to the Ghanaian president.
Amnesty International said that 12 abductions took place over the last five day.
The campaign started Saturday in Rwanda ahead of the July 15 presidential and legislative elections, with about 9.5 million Rwandans eligible to vote.
