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Maina Waruru

Journaliste indépendant basé au Kenya, Maina Waruru travaille notamment pour The Pie News et University World News.

  • The image depicts a protester holding a cardboard sign that reads "REJECT THE FINANCIAL BILL PUNNYASS." The individual is wearing a white shirt and has their hair styled in large, coiled forms. They are raising a fist in a gesture of defiance or solidarity, and are also wearing a mask over their face. The background includes other people and a busy street scene, suggesting a gathering or demonstration. Kenya. Despite enforced disappearances, Generation Z continues to challenge William Ruto Maina Waruru · 10 February Embodied by young people who are challenging the Kenyan establishment, the movement launched in June 2024 has found other platforms to express itself, particularly on the internet. This mobilisation is not without risk: more than 80 activists have been reported missing since the protests began. (…)
  • The image shows a formal scene at an airport where a group of people is gathered, likely to welcome a dignitary or a visitor. In the foreground, two men are shaking hands; one is dressed in military camouflage, and the other is in a formal suit. Around them, there are officials in uniform and business attire lined up, indicating a significant or ceremonial occasion. The setting seems to be sunny, contributing to a positive atmosphere. In Haiti, Kenyan police officers between anger and powerlessness Maina Waruru · 6 January By offering to lead the Multinational Security Support Mission in Haiti, a decision that was badly received by the population, Nairobi has taken a major political risk. Faced with powerful gangs on the ground, the Kenyan police also have to deal with delays in payment.
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