Heed clergy's warnings to avoid crisis, opposition warns state
The leaders warned that continued disregard for the church’s counsel could plunge the country into deeper political and social turmoil...
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Opposition leaders are pressuring President William Ruto's administration to heed the counsel of Kenya's clergy, warning that ignoring religious leaders could lead to deeper political and social turmoil.
- Concerns are rising over the cost of living and governance in Kenya.
- Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and Wiper Leader Kalonzo Musyoka are among those intensifying pressure.
- The clergy are seen as articulating the "frustrations, fears, and hopes of ordinary citizens."
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Opposition Urges Ruto's Administration to Heed Warnings From Clergy and Public - November 2025
United opposition leaders are pressuring President William Ruto's administration, accusing it of ignoring public outcry and weaponizing state institutions to silence dissent. They criticized the government's response to the high cost of living and joblessness. The opposition is also urging the state to heed the counsel and warnings of Kenya's clergy. They have cautioned that ignoring religious leaders could lead the country to deeper political and social turmoil. The leaders warned this approach is leading the country down a dangerous path.
