‘We don’t want youths engaged in anarchy’: Ruto rallies youths to take up digital jobs

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President Ruto said expanding digital infrastructure is essential to keeping young people productively engaged and away from destructive activities such as riots and vandalism. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke..

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Senator Omtatah demands the resignation of President Ruto's government over alleged constitutional violations. Protests continue, with chants of "Ruto Must Go" gaining momentum. Meanwhile, Deputy President Kindiki defends Ruto regarding claims of favoritism with the IEBC, as Raila Odinga plans a national dialogue for August. In sports, KCB reaches the Kenya Cup final against Pipeline.(more in audio brief)

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