Kenyans are demonstrating against the government's decision to allow the US to establish an Ebola quarantine center for its citizens. Despite a court pausing construction, the President insists on proceeding, citing past US aid.

Demonstrators continue to take to the streets in Kenya, as frustrations mount with authorities who granted the US permission to open an Ebola quarantine centre dedicated to US citizens suspected of having been in contact with the virus. While construction of the facility is under a pause order from a high court order, the President is vowing to press ahead, saying Nairobi owes Washington for years of aid support.