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Riots and Vandalism of property characterized Tuesday’s demonstrations in the port city of Mombasa for the better part of the day. The demonstrations left two people dead with scores injured. What started off as peaceful demonstrations seemingly infiltrated by criminal elements who looted businesses ,stole from residents and destroyed personal property, leaving many especially business people counting losses. Our reporter Ann Mburu has the details.
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Chaos, vandalism characterize Tuesday demonstrations in Mombasa
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