Safeguard peace, respect the law – Ruto tells Kenyans

President William Ruto has urged Kenyans to maintain and safeguard peace and unity in the country. The Head of state stated that leaders should take the initiative in promoting peace instead of inciting division among Kenyans along tribal lines. Speaking during the funeral of Kil..

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President William Ruto called on Kenyans to safeguard peace and unity during a recent funeral in Kilifi, emphasizing the leaders' role in preventing division along tribal lines.

Ruto announced that the government will provide **40,000 title deeds** to resolve historical land issues in Kilifi County.
Former Prime Minister Raila Odinga supported Ruto’s call for unity and peaceful demonstrations.
The President also revealed plans for an electric fence around Tsavo East National Park to mitigate elephant invasions in the area.

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