Ruto warns against chaos on June 25

'Children will go to school, workers will go to work and businesses will open their businesses.'..

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President William Ruto has issued a stern warning against any destruction of property during the planned countrywide protests on June 25, asserting that the government will protect the rights of all citizens, including children going to school and workers going to their jobs.

President Ruto emphasized that while peaceful protest is a right, it cannot supersede the right to safety and economic activity.
The warning comes in response to planned protests organized by leaders including Siaya Senator James Orengo and Martha Karua to commemorate those killed during previous demonstrations.
The National Productivity and Performance Conference concluded with resolutions to boost public sector productivity through performance-based remuneration and digital transformation.

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