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Speaking in Mwea, Business Community Chair Anthony Mucheke said property worth over Ksh 200 million was looted and destroyed during the Saba Saba protests in Mwea. He said that as business owners, they have set up their own security team to protect their properties, adding that they will work closely with security agencies to protect businesses and urged residents to report any suspicious activity.
Mwea business owners vow to protect their properties
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