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When men cease to be brothers’ keepers, police lack humanity, thugs show honesty

My friend and colleague Amos Kareithi was accosted by thugs outside Bobmill factory last Friday.

He was waiting for the bus that had delivered him there to drive off, so that he would cross the busy Mombasa highway and report for work, when a grey saloon vehicle pulled over and two men jumped out.

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