NAIROBI, Kenya
Kenyan citizens on Friday took to the streets of the capital Nairobi against inequality in the country.
Traffic along the busy Uhuru Highway came to a standstill as the placards-holding protesters marched.
The marchers were protesting against inequality in income, education, unemployment rates, gender-based bias, healthcare and access to clean water for drinking among many others.
The protest is part of a global protest against inequality carried out in 30 countries to coincide with the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
Jackson Omondi, a 48-year-old businessman from Western Kenya’s Nyanza Province, said people living in some counties get
