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Traders whose businesses were looted and destroyed are counting losses worth hundreds of millions of shillings, in the aftermath of the Saba Saba Protests. Farmers whose Agricultural perishable produce got spoiled because transport to and from Major Cities and Towns was paralyzed, say they have been rendered vulnerable, with no capital to reinvest in their businesses.
Traders left counting loses after the Saba saba protests
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