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The family of Ngumbao Jola, the man who was shot dead in 2019 during Ganda by-election in Malindi, Kilifi County, is still crying for justice a week after the high court in Mombasa acquitted the suspect accused of killing him.
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Family of Ngumbao Jola demands justice after suspect in his killing is acquitted
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