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Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has once again vowed stern action against the planners and perpetrators of the wednesday chaos, that left traders counting losses in the hundreds of millions of shillings. Speaking in Kitui on saturday, Kindiki said that while the government respects the right to picket, it will not allow the infringement of other rights such as destruction of property. Laura Otieno reports on the tough stance by government which has vowed to deal firmly with anarchy.
Kindiki says govt will go for planners of Gen-Z protests
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