The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) has released photos of people suspected of coordinating illegal acts during the third week of anti-government rallies.

In a statement posted on X, the DCI revealed images of the sought-after persons, who were instructed to report to the nearest police station for further action.

PHOTO | COURTESY List of the suspects

"The Individuals whose images/photos appear below are wanted by the police for their unlawful activities during the anti-finance bill demonstrations. We therefore advise them to report to the nearest police station for further police action," the DCI stated.

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The public has also been encouraged to provide information on the whereabouts of the people. It has been advised to anonymously channel the details to the hotline 0800722203 or call 999,911 or 112.


This comes after the DCI issued a harsh warning to those who intended to utilize widespread anti-government rallies to carry out their atrocious acts.

Peaceful protests around the country were turned violent by thugs. The criminals penetrated Nairobi's central business district and other regions to vandalize and steal from businesses.

The Gen Zs who first led these rallies maintained a peaceful relationship with both police and businesses; nevertheless, thugs altered the narrative by robbing several shops and throwing stones at police.

Some demonstrators noticed a shift in the mood, noting that, unlike prior rallies, the most recent was invaded by delinquents who were looting and assaulting the police.