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Protesters are calling for a “total shutdown” of Kenya on Tuesday .
The protests are against proposed tax increases in the Finance Bill 2024 .
Interior minister has warned that demonstrations must end by sunset or 6.30 p.m local time, whichever is earlier.
Interior Cabinet Secretary Kithure Kindiki urges protesters to remain peaceful.
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