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Clashes between police and protesters resulted in two deaths in the city of Kisimu. This as Kenya enters the second day of a three-day protest called by opposition leader Raila Odinga.

Police in Kenya say they have been ordered not to report deaths amid demonstrations against the rising cost of living

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The Wednesday-to-Friday demonstrations are the third round of protests that the opposition has called for this month.

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Police in Kenya opened fire amid opposition-organized protests on Wednesday against the rising cost of living, and health workers and witnesses said at least two people were shot dead and 26 others wounded.

At least four protesters have been injured in Kenya as police clash with demonstrators who are calling for the government to lower the cost of living

The three days of protests began with relative calm in Nairobi but pockets of unrest erupted elsewhere in the country.

Three days of protests, called by veteran opposition figure Raila Odinga against tax hikes, begin on Wednesday.