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Families of Saba Saba protest victims have expressed frustration over delays in conducting postmortems, fearing it may be a tactic to derail justice. They were forced to leave the Nairobi Funeral Home without answers after a pathologist reportedly examined unrelated bodies. Postmortems are still pending for five victims.
Delay in Postmortems Frustrates Families of Saba Saba Victims
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