Wetangula warns church against political partisanship, unfair attacks on Ruto
National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula says the church must safeguard its moral authority by remaining fair and impartial in its criticism of leaders and government...
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National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetangula has cautioned sections of the Kenyan clergy against engaging in political partisanship and launching unfair attacks on President William Ruto.
- The Speaker specifically called out unfair criticism directed at President William Ruto by some religious leaders.
- The key figure involved is National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetangula.
- The context involves concerns over the clergy's role in political discourse and their interactions with the presidency.
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