A fuel strike in Kenya is suspended after 2 days of protests that left 4 people dead

A fuel strike in Kenya, which had led to widespread protests and disruptions, has been suspended after just two days. The move was made following negotiations between the government and striking truckers. The strike began on May 17th and saw critical services such as hospitals, schools, and public transportation affected. Protesters blocked major roads, leading to traffic gridlock and shortages of essential goods in some areas. According to official reports, four people died during the protests. The exact circumstances surrounding their deaths are still being investigated, but they include a…