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Former assistant minister wants President Uhuru to apologise over teargassing of children

Kenya: Former Education Assistant Minister Calist Mwatela on Tuesday said President Uhuru should apologise to Kenyans over Monday's police attack on children  protesting the grabbing of Lang'ata Road primary School grounds in Nairobi.

The former Mwatate MP condemned the attack and described it as a crime and shame to the Jubilee Government.

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