Ruto urges Kenyans to reject leaders fueling ethnic divisions, violence

President William Ruto has accused the opposition of inciting young people to cause violence and ethnic tension instead of offering real solutions to challenges facing Kenyans...

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President William Ruto has urged Kenyans to reject leaders inciting ethnic divisions and violence, accusing the opposition of creating a politically manufactured crisis during a speech in Elgeyo-Marakwet County.

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President Ruto condemned reckless political incitement, stating, "Enough is enough. Kenya will be safe."
He emphasized the government's commitment to mantain law and order while promoting youth opportunities through modern technology in education.

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