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*Protest Alert – Demonstrators March to Central Police Station, Nairobi* Protesters have now marched toward the Central Police Station in Nairobi’s CBD, intensifying pressure over the alleged killing of Albert Ojwang. While police have managed to contain parts of the protest, the movement of demonstrators to a key law enforcement facility marks a significant escalation. *Advisory* Avoid routes near Central Police Station and surrounding CBD zones. Crowds near police facilities can lead to sudden escalations. Remain indoors where possible and alert the authorities via 999 if you see any dangerous or suspicious activity. *To join the SGA SECURITY UPDATES WhatsApp Channel, use the link –* https://rb.gy/e
*Situation Update - Protest Nairobi CBD* Police continue to maintain a strong presence in Nairobi’s Central Business District following earlier unrest linked to the killing of Albert Ojwang. While the situation had escalated with property damage earlier in the day including the burning of two vehicles at the Harambee-Moi Avenue intersection, authorities have since managed to restore partial order. Tension has slightly reduced, and no fresh violence has been reported as of this hour. *Advisory* Even when protests appear to ease, always remain alert. Avoid affected areas and stay updated via reliable channels. If you observe any suspicious activity or threats to public safety, report immediately to the police by calling 999. *To join the SGA SECURITY UPDATES WhatsApp Channel, use the link –* https://rb.gy/er9tn9
*Public Interest - Budget Reform: Treasury CS Explains Zero-Based Budgeting* Treasury CS John Mbadi is currently presenting the 2025/26 budget in Parliament. Here’s the updated breakdown of what he’s highlighting right now: *What He’s Emphasizing Right Now* He’s underscoring the shift to zero-based budgeting, insisting that every Ministry, Department, and Agency must justify every expense from scratch, rather than relying on last year’s figures and simply adding a markup. Mbadi explains that the new system was implemented via IFMIS late last year (Oct–Nov 2024). Each sector submitted detailed cost packages, including staffing, salaries, and acquisition costs, to ensure standardized pricing and eliminate waste He’s framing this as part of a broader reform agenda targeting procurement, asset and pension management, HR, and revenue collection, increasing transparency and accountability in public spending *Significance* The zero-based model marks a historic departure from traditional, incremental adjustments, Mbadi insists it signals a new era of fiscal discipline and value-for-money budgeting By anchoring every budget line in evidence and need, the Treasury aims to curb pilferage, inefficiency, and waste, a message he’s stressing live *To join the SGA SECURITY UPDATES WhatsApp Channel, use the link –* https://rb.gy/er9tn9
*Traffic Update – Nairobi Major Roads, June 12, 2025* Here’s the real-time traffic update for Nairobi as of 3:50 PM, based on the latest available data: Ngong Road & Lang’ata Road: Experiencing moderate to heavy congestion, especially near roundabouts and city access points. Thika Road & Mombasa Road: Mostly clear, but slow-moving traffic near CBD entry points, likely due to spillover from ongoing protests. *Advisory* Always plan your routes ahead and monitor live updates. In emergencies or if you witness road obstructions or criminal activity, call 999 immediately. *To join the SGA SECURITY UPDATES WhatsApp Channel, use the link –* https://rb.gy/er9tn9
*Protest Alert – Vehicles Torched at Aga Khan Walk, Nairobi CBD* The ongoing unrest in Nairobi’s CBD has taken a violent turn, with two vehicles reportedly set ablaze at Aga Khan Walk. This follows earlier protests demanding justice for Albert Ojwang and the resignation of Deputy IG Eliud Lagat. The situation remains volatile, with a heavy police presence and increasing security concerns in the area. *Advisory* Avoid protest hotspots and remain indoors if you’re near affected zones. Do not approach burning vehicles or large crowds. Your safety comes first—report any suspicious or dangerous activity to the police immediately by dialing 999. *To join the SGA SECURITY UPDATES WhatsApp Channel, use the link –* https://rb.gy/er9tn9
*Health Update – Nationwide (Kenya)* The Ministry of Health has received 6.2 million doses of vaccines following a prolonged national shortage. The consignment includes 3.2 million doses of oral polio vaccine and 3 million doses of BCG vaccine for tuberculosis. These doses arrived on Wednesday, June 11, 2025, and are currently being cleared at the Port of Mombasa. Distribution to public health facilities across the country is now underway. *General Advisory:* Parents and guardians are advised to visit nearby health centers for catch-up immunizations starting next week. No child should miss their scheduled polio or BCG vaccinations. Health facilities previously affected by stockouts are expected to be fully restocked in the coming days. Monitor official Ministry of Health communication channels for vaccination schedules in your area. *For real-time security updates, Join SGA SECURITY WhatsApp Updates Channel:* https://rb.gy/er9tn9
*Possible Protest – Nairobi CBD* *Date:* Thursday, June 12, 2025 Today marks the reading of Kenya’s national budget—a moment that has triggered security concerns in Nairobi’s Central Business District (CBD). An unknown group, using imagery linked to past Gen-Z demonstrations, has called for protests under the slogan *"Justice for Albert Ojwang"* , explicitly targeting the Central Police Station and surrounding areas. While the risk of widespread unrest remains moderate, multiple flashpoints are possible based on current intelligence. *General Advisory:* Be cautious if in Nairobi CBD, especially near Central Police Station, Parliament, and surrounding roads. Expect increased police presence and possible use of crowd control measures such as tear gas. Be aware of possible flash mob-style protests coordinated via social media. Traffic disruptions, business closures, and localized clashes are possible throughout the day Monitor for updates on clashes between pro- and anti-government groups, particularly near political and security institutions. If in the vicinity, remain indoors or relocate to a safer area as early as possible. *For real-time security updates, Join SGA SECURITY WhatsApp Updates Channel:* https://rb.gy/er9tn9
*Nationwide Traffic Update* Kenya National Traffic Updates | Thursday, June 12th, 2025 | 7:40 AM EAT *NAIROBI TRAFFIC UPDATE* *Thika Road:* Heavy from Kahawa Wendani to Allsops due to early morning congestion and increased PSV activity. *Mombasa Road:* Slow from Syokimau through Cabanas to South B; lane merging near Nyayo causing delays. *Lang’ata Road:* Busy from T-Mall to Wilson Airport and Nyayo Stadium. Expect longer wait times at junctions. *Ngong Road:* Tight traffic from Junction Mall to Prestige; worsened by school drop-offs. *Waiyaki Way:* Steady from Mountain View to Kangemi; slight relief approaching Museum Hill. *Southern Bypass:* Free-flowing with minor pressure near Gitaru and Dagoretti off-ramps. *Eastern Bypass:* Moderate traffic around Kamakis and Embakasi; moving with occasional stops. *Northern/Western Bypasses:* Clear and best alternative routes into the city this morning. *Outer Ring Road:* Sluggish near Donholm and Mutindwa; morning market activity causing slowdowns. *CENTRAL REGION* *Murang’a–Nairobi:* Smooth with light congestion at Kenol. *Nyeri–Nairobi:* Slight hold-up in Karatina; clears up toward Sagana. *Limuru Rd & Banana–Ruaka:* Steady flow; expect delays after 7:30 AM. *RIFT VALLEY REGION* *Nairobi–Nakuru (A104):* Heavy trucks descending Mai Mahiu; slow-moving. *Nakuru–Eldoret:* Free past Salgaa, minor delays near Gilgil weighbridge. *Kericho–Kapsabet–Eldoret:* Smooth but matatus stopping frequently in Litein. *WESTERN KENYA* *Kisumu–Kakamega:* Busy at Mamboleo Junction with routine morning delays. *Kakamega–Busia & Kitale:* Minor congestion in Bungoma and Malaba due to PSV loading. *Kisii–Nyamira:* Clear but be alert for livestock on the road early morning. *COAST REGION* *Mombasa–Mariakani (A109):* Truck build-up near Port Reitz; use express lanes where applicable. *Malindi–Mombasa (B8):* Urban congestion at Kilifi and Mtwapa, otherwise passable. *Likoni Ferry:* Vehicles queueing as early as 7:15 AM, but pedestrian flow normal. *NORTH & UPPER EASTERN REGION* *Isiolo–Marsabit–Moyale (A2):* Open and dry; caution advised near Merille due to livestock crossings. *Garissa–Thika:* Normal with light truck activity; visibility slightly reduced due to dust. *Meru–Isiolo:* Smooth but winding; exercise caution at Subuiga bends. *SMART TIPS* Start early to beat peak congestion on major highways. Avoid stopping at non-designated zones — traffic enforcement ongoing in urban areas. Ensure fuel and phone charge levels are sufficient, especially for rural trips. *For real-time security updates, Join SGA SECURITY WhatsApp Updates Channel:* https://rb.gy/er9tn9
*Security Alert – Nairobi CBD* Increased police deployment has been observed across multiple locations in Nairobi’s Central Business District (CBD) ahead of today’s national budget reading at Parliament. The deployment is part of proactive security measures to maintain order and prevent possible unrest or unauthorized gatherings. *General Advisory:* Expect road closures, vehicle checks, and pedestrian screening, especially near Parliament Road, City Hall Way, and the Central Police Station. Avoid unnecessary movement within the CBD during peak hours. Comply with police directives and remain alert in high-traffic or crowded areas. Businesses and institutions near government buildings should enhance vigilance and consider flexible working hours. *For real-time security updates, Join SGA SECURITY WhatsApp Updates Channel:* https://rb.gy/er9tn9
*Traffic Alert – Southern Bypass near Kikuyu, Kiambu County* An accident involving a car and a lorry has occurred along the Southern Bypass near the Gitaru/Kikuyu junction, causing significant delays on the inbound lane toward Nairobi. The accident scene is currently active, with emergency responders and traffic police on site. *Advisory:* Use Waiyaki Way (A104) via Kikuyu town or connect through Dagoretti–Karen link roads. Expect 20–30 minute delays and manual traffic control at the scene. Exercise caution and maintain a safe distance when approaching the area. *For real-time traffic and safety alerts, Join SGA SECURITY WhatsApp Updates Channel:* https://rb.gy/er9tn9