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Postmortem results have confirmed that two protesters killed during the June 25th demonstrations in Emali Town, Makueni County, died from gunshot wounds. The grim findings have intensified calls for justice from heartbroken families, now demanding answers and accountability from the authorities. Meanwhile, several other bodies of protesters killed during the unrest remain at the Kenyatta National Hospital Funeral Home and City Mortuary, with their postmortems scheduled for Tuesday.
Autopsy reveals two protesters in Emali died of gunshot wounds
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