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Residents of Kikuyu Sub County will now face an indefinite delay in accessing government services after angry demonstrators razed down all public offices during Tuesday's protests. The Kikuyu Law Courts were among the facilities destroyed, leaving critical legal processes in limbo.
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Kikuyu residents face service disruptions after protesters torched all public offices
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