Prominent Kenyan opposition leaders, including former Vice President Kalonzo Musyoka, former Justice Minister Martha Karua, Siaya Gov. James Orengo, former Cabinet Secretary for Defense Eugene Wamalwa and others, joined a march to Parliament alongside protesters and victims' families, where they led a symbolic procession and called for justice and accountability for those killed in the June 2024 protests, according to The Washington Post on June 25. Kenyan police sealed major roads into central Nairobi and deployed heavy security, including roadblocks, tear gas units and water cannons, ahead of the protests, with early clashes reported in areas such as Githurai, while central Nairobi remained largely deserted with businesses and schools closed and smaller demonstrations observed in cities such as Mombasa.