CCTV footage has revealed an incident where two armed robbers entered Chai Restaurant in Nairobi, holding customers at gunpoint and robbing 17 diners in a rapid raid. The attackers managed to escape on a motorcycle after the theft. The Kenya Times has obtained exclusive footage of the event.

Mombasa is experiencing widespread panic over alleged male organ thefts, a phenomenon that has recurred across Africa for decades. This fear has been exacerbated by social media, leading to mob attacks in the area, according to Kenya Insights.

Many businesses in Nairobi's Central Business District remained closed due to concerns over potential looting amid protests organized by Gen Z. A morning check by Capital FM revealed that most shops had not opened, and there was a significant police presence in various key areas of the city.

In Kisumu, normal business activities persisted with public transport running smoothly, despite heightened police presence in various areas. This comes as Nairobi experiences a significant security lockdown in anticipation of memorial protests related to Gen Z.

Police patrol officers in Nakawa Division, Kampala District, thwarted an armed robbery attempt, resulting in the death of one suspect during a pursuit operation. The incident occurred around 00:50 hours when a businessman and his wife were ambushed by three armed men while walking along Mukasa Road, according to preliminary reports.

On June 25, 2026, Nairobi experienced significant disruptions as police established roadblocks in anticipation of protests. The city center was notably quiet, with many businesses closed and Kenyatta Avenue largely deserted, featuring only a few pedestrians and vehicles. This heightened security presence was part of efforts to manage the situation ahead of the planned demonstrations, according to Eastleigh Voice.