Businesses in Embu Town have remained closed today due to the planned nationwide anti-fuel protests called by a section of online activists. Many businesses owners opted to close down their premises with some not opening at all as a precaution against chaos and looting that have characterized past protests. Tension was high with heavy deployment…
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