Photos: Commercial sex workers takes to the street to protest the murder of one of their members.

Commercial sex workers on Friday, January 15, took to the streets the streets of Nakuru town, Kenya, to protest the murder of their colleague identified as Grace Wangari. Although details are still sketchy, Mpasho tv reports that the deceased Grace was found dead at Tumaini house in the town. Her body has been deposited at the Nakuru mortuary. More photos after the cut...



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