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Mumias residents stormed Mumias Sugar Factory on Saturday demanding the vacation of West Kenya sugar Company from their premises. The angry lot who were led by local leaders claim the Mumias Sugar Company has capacity to run the facility effectively.
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Residents storm Mumias Sugar factory demanding West Kenya Sugar Co. to vacate
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