Saba Saba Day (7/7), commemorated on July 7, is a significant date in Kenyan history that symbolizes the struggle for multi-party democracy. Over the decades, the Saba Saba protests have evolved into a powerful tradition of advocating for human rights, good governance, and economic justice. The Saba Saba protests date back to July 7, 1990, during the late President Daniel Arap Moi’s administration, when the country was under a single-party state. Eight years earlier, the government under Preside

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July 7th, 1990 — Saba Saba Day. A defining moment in Kenya’s fight for multiparty democracy. Here’s why it still matters today. Written & Narrated by @mugoerick #SabaSaba2025