From Saba Saba to Gen Z: The years have passed but issues never been resolved

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Reverend Timothy Njoya says that Ruto’s administration is more retrogressive and regressive than the one that clobbered him several times...

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Reverend Timothy Njoya has intensified criticism of President Ruto’s administration, labeling it retrogressive. Opposition leaders continue to object to plans for a 1.2 billion Kenyan Shillings church at State House, with Muslim clerics demanding a mosque on the grounds. Joho rallies Coast MPs in support of Ruto’s women and youth initiatives.(more in audio brief)

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