Akisa Wondera, a BBC reporter based in Nairobi, provides a gripping account of the anti-tax protests in Kenya, recounting the tragic events marking their anniversary. She reveals the government's heavy-handed response, including barricades and tear gas, amidst growing public anger over rising costs and a lack of accountability. Personal stories from locals highlight the unrest's impact on everyday life. The discussion touches on broader themes of governance, security, and the urgent call for change from Kenya’s youth.
