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Transport along Machakos Kangundo Road was paralysed for the better part of the day as residents of Mutituni market went on a rampage demanding that one of their own a young man who was allegedly beaten mercilessly by his boss in the market be produced with immediate effect.
Transport paralysed along Machakos Kangundo road as residents demand justice for one of their own
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