Part of Kenya’s parliament building was on fire Tuesday as thousands of protesters against a new finance bill entered and legislators fled, in the most direct assault on the government in decades.

Police fired on demonstrators trying to storm Kenya's legislature, resulting in at least five protesters being shot dead. Sections of the parliament building were set ablaze as lawmakers inside ...

when police opened fire on demonstrators who stormed Parliament minutes after the lawmakers passed the bill. “Listening keenly to the people of Kenya who have said loudly that they want ...

Part of Kenya’s parliament building was burned Tuesday as thousands protested against new taxes, forcing legislators to flee, in the most direct assault on the government in decades. Journalists ...

In Kenya, several people ... The bill seeks to raise taxes, and today Parliament approved it. As protesters broke police lines and stormed into Parliament buildings in Nairobi, reporter Emmanuel ...

NAIROBI, Kenya — Several people were killed and ... police as they entered and set fire to parts of the parliament buildings. Addressing the nation, Kenyan President William Ruto called the ...

Luis Tato/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images Supported by By The New York Times A day after demonstrators clashed with the police and stormed the national Parliament building in Kenya to ...

June 25 (UPI) --Human rights groups said at least five people were shot and killed amid protests in the capital city of Nairobi that left portions of Kenya's parliament building on fire Tuesday.

NAIROBI — Kenya’s president called the storming of parliament on Tuesday a national ... burning part of the building and sending legislators fleeing. It was the most direct assault on the ...