One year later, traders struggle to rebuild after chaotic protests

Published 7 hours ago• 1 minute read

Caroline Mugwanja does not want to be reminded of 2024 events.

“Please, don’t remind me of that,” says the trader, who deals in electronics, particularly mobile phones. Her shop in Kitengela, Kajiado County, has been her livelihood for almost eight years.

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One year later, traders struggle to rebuild after chaotic protests

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