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Victims of the 1988 US embassy bomb blast in Nairobi who were not employees of the United States have dismissed claims that they were compensated by the us government. The victims who met their lawyers Sunday morning said those who were compensated were Kenyans who were working at the US embassy and American citizens. And as Emily Chebet reports, there seems to be light at the end of the tunnel with the latest push.
Victims of the 1988 US embassy bomb blast in Nairobi dismiss claims that they were compensated
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