DJ Grauchi
DJ Grauchi turned the protest into a lively event by bringing a van and playing music to cheer on the demonstrators. His set included songs like 'Njege Masanse' by Wakadinali, which resonated with the protesters.
Mulamwah
The comedian surprised many protesters by providing tea and mandazis to keep their energy levels up as they tried to gain access to the Parliament of Kenya.
Octopizzo
The rapper, known for his roots in the Kibera slums, showed up with his entourage, which provided security for him. He was seen wearing chains and looking well-groomed.
Kabugi
The actor, known for his role in the film 'Volume,' demonstrated solidarity by joining the protests and mingling with fellow protesters as they moved through the streets.
Tipsy Gee
The urban tone sensation, famous for the hit song 'Kufinish Kumalo,' was seen in the CBD, despite being affected by tear gas. He made efforts to fight against the finance bill, which many view as punitive.
Phil Karanja
The director and co-founder of Phil-it Productions was also present, accompanied by close friends including Abel Mutua, Njugush, Judy Nyawira, and Spikes.
Phil carried a placard that read, "Ata bado sijapona and I'm on my second divorce with the Government."
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