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It has been more than twelve years since the brutal murder of one Agnes Wanjiru,which is said to have been committed by a British soldier while on a training mission in Nanyuki. The family of the deceased claims to have sought justice for their loved one without any success citing diplomatic bottlenecks.
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The family of slain Agnes Wanjiru says diplomatic bottlenecks have delayed justice
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