20-06-2025, 08:19 PM
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Haradesa - Nsanlosa is in crisis. Following the nullified election result where Mkubwa won the first round of presidential elections, protests rocked the nation. These protests have now intensified after the National Police raided Mkbubwa's home last night and arrested the oppossition leader. At least several thousand protestors have now joined the protest site in Haradesa, with thousands more taking to the streets in minor cities and towns. The protests have halted daily life throughout the country, with shops closing and cities jammed. Prime Minister Kereenyaga has so far only released a short statement as if nothing has happened, sparking further outrage amongst a tired population.
Besides the civil cries, some reports from within a highly weakened military seem to suggest discontent is rising, particularly amongst younger officers and soldiers. The "old guard" is reportedly monitoring "anti state behaviour" within the armed forces, with high ranking general issuing orders to detail party affiliation and monitor social media posts of their soldiers. Pressure is mounting, and the Nsanian people are in the middle of it all.
