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Traders say they are counting losses as calm slowly returns to the country after Tuesday’s protests. Several shops and supermarkets were broken into by suspected criminals, who looted property estimated to amount to millions of shillings. Following the demos, the clergy on the Coast have called for an end to the protests to allow the president to work on the demands of the youth.
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A woman in Kakamega claims she was raped by goons during Tuesday’s protests
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