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Police in Kisii have launched an investigation into the violent scenes that erupted at Gusii Stadium on Sunday, leaving more than 70 people injured and significant property damage. A spot check at the venue revealed staggering levels of destruction both inside and outside the stadium. As both teams engage in a blame game over who instigated the mayhem, the situation remains tense.
Workers clean up Gusii Stadium after fan violence
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