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Tragedy has hit Kangai Village in Kirinyaga County again after three people reportedly lost their eyesight from consuming a suspected toxic brew. The incident echoes a similar one last year that claimed over 20 lives. Angry residents are blaming authorities for inaction and corruption.
THREE GO BLIND AFTER DRINKING SUSPECTED TOXIC BREW IN KIRINYAGA
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