Tear gas and stones as protesters across Kenya say ‘Ruto must go!’

Riot police used tear gas to disperse protesters in Kenya’s capital Nairobi on Tuesday and demonstrations took place in other towns, after young activists
called for more protests following a week of clashes in which dozens died.
Reuters journalists saw clouds of tear gas on a main road through central Nairobi before midday, where riot police in helmets had been present since early morning.
Outside the capital, Kenyan television stations showed hundreds of protesters marching peacefully, carrying palm fronds in Mombasa on the Indian Ocean coast, and dozens in Kisumu on Lake Victoria. In the southwestern town of Migori, protesters had set tyres on fire.
Members of the protest movement, which has no official leaders and largely organises via social media, have rejected appeals from President William Ruto for dialogue, even after he abandoned proposed tax rises that triggered the demonstrations.