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Business owners in Nairobi have expressed their growing frustration with the ongoing Gen-Z-led demonstrations that have persisted for nearly two months. The protests, which were initially peaceful, have become increasingly disruptive, leading to significant financial losses for entrepreneurs, who are not only grappling with a decline in customers but also facing the threat of looting, forcing many to close their shops.
Business owners express growing frustration with protests
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