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Kenya's government tries to control the narrative on finance bill to avoid fresh protests


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  Nairobi blames misinformation for driving last year's deadly demonstrations.

The Kenyan government, led by President William Ruto, is actively working to control the narrative surrounding the country's economic challenges and public protests. Amidst rising living costs and new tax impositions, Ruto has been using state media to promote a positive image of his administration, while also attempting to discredit opposition leader Raila Odinga and his supporters. The government has been accused of using propaganda and misinformation to downplay the severity of the economic situation and the scale of public discontent. Meanwhile, independent media outlets and social media platforms have been crucial in providing alternative perspectives and highlighting the ongoing protests and police crackdowns. The struggle for narrative control reflects the broader political tensions in Kenya as the government tries to maintain its grip on power amidst growing public frustration.

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