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Samuel Kang’ara, 32, who died from injuries sustained after an alleged assault by Kiambu County askaris during a standoff at Nguriba Market in Thika, has been laid to rest in Pwani, Njoro. He passed away nine days later while receiving treatment at Westlands Special Hospital.
KIAMBU COUNTY BLAMED FOR DEATH OF MAN ASSAULTED BY ASKARIS
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