A Nairobi mosque held the funeral of 19-year-old Ibrahim Kamau on Friday after he was shot throughout a protest on Tuesday towards the federal government’s since-withdrawn proposed tax invoice.

Mourners paid their respects and carried the coffin by Nairobi’s streets after the funeral service.

Protesters stormed parliament on Tuesday and drew police hearth in chaos that left a number of individuals useless, reportedly as many as 22.

Police in Kenya’s capital hurled tear gasoline Thursday to interrupt up anti-tax protesters who continued to assemble regardless of President William Ruto’s repudiation of unpopular tax laws that prompted lethal unrest earlier within the week.

The finance laws has drawn fierce resistance from a Kenyan public reeling from larger prices of residing, particularly from youthful protesters.

Protesters who continued to assemble Thursday stated they nonetheless don’t belief Ruto regardless of him sending the finance invoice again to parliament with a vow to make price range cuts to exchange the proposed new taxes and charges on a spread of things and providers, from egg imports to financial institution transfers.

Further sources • AP