Embrace dialogue for nation’s stability and progress, Kindiki urges

Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has pleaded with Kenyans to embrace dialogue to solve grievances and concerns instead of violence and chaos. The DP said the country cannot progress in chaos and destruction, yet it is possible to talk and find solutions to challenges facing the n..

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Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has urged Kenyans to engage in dialogue rather than violence to address national grievances during a forum in Lamu County.

Kindiki emphasized that the nation cannot progress amid chaos, stating, “We cannot build the country through chaos.”
The Deputy President spoke at the Economic Empowerment Forum for Women Groups and Saccos on Monday.
He criticized opposition for lack of constructive plans, saying they are focused on slogans like “Ruto Must Go” without offering solutions.

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