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President William Ruto’s development tour of Nairobi has so far been marred by wanton looting by opportunistic thugs stealing from businesses and motorists. The unfortunate situation witnessed yesterday along Thika Road, played out today in Uthiru and Dagoretti during the President's Nairobi development tour, leading to traders in some areas closing their shops so as to protect their investments.
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Ruto's Nairobi tour disrupted by rampant looting, traders forced to close shops
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