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The families of two young men who were killed in Emali town, Makueni County, during Wednesday's protests are crying out for justice for their sons after post-mortem reports confirmed that both died from gunshot wounds that entered through the chest and exited through the back.
Emali families demand justice after post-mortem reveals protest victims died from gunshots
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