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Tonight we begin with what has been a day of drama for activists believed to be at the Centre of anti-Finance Bill demonstrations in the country. Boniface Mwangi, Hussein Khalid and Hanifa Adan who had presented themselves at dci headquarters following reports that police were after them were taken to Nairobi area to record statements only for them to be released unconditionally in a strange turn of events
Boniface Mwangi, Hussein Khalid, Hanifa Adan freed
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