Kenya's Ministry of Interior has declared a zero-tolerance policy towards political violence, vowing to protect democratic freedoms while strictly prohibiting hooliganism and unlawful acts.

• Interior Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo emphasized the government's commitment to peace and development.
• The declaration follows recent violent clashes at a political rally in Kakamega, resulting in casualties.
• The government highlighted that while freedom of expression is guaranteed, it must operate within the law, and acts of intimidation and violence will be met with legal action.