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A section of leaders from Mbeere South Constituency, Embu County, have come out to condemn the destruction of property and disruption of businesses witnessed during Thursday’s demonstrations by traders at Kiritiri Town.
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Embu leaders condemn chaos witnessed during demos by traders at Kiritiri Town
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