In a new campaign, a group of Kenyans is urging President William Ruto to institute radical reforms, including firing corrupt officials from his inner circle.
The demands were not signed for fear of reprisal and there is no official spokesperson for the agitators.
On Wednesday, Ruto promised to engage with the youth and civil society and listen to their plight.
The Finance Bill containing what protesters and many residents called “punitive” taxes was rejected by Ruto and scrapped by the National Assembly on Thursday.
