Jubilee condemns Gachagua's call for tourists to boycott Kenya
The Jubilee Party has condemned former DP Gachagua's call for tourists and investors to shun Kenya, warning it would hurt millions who depend on tourism...
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The Jubilee Party has strongly condemned former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua's recent appeal for tourists and investors to boycott Kenya.
- Jubilee argues that discouraging travel and investment would negatively impact the millions who rely on the tourism sector and harm the national economy.
- Key figures involved include Jubilee Party leaders Fred Matiangi and Jeremiah Kioni, and former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua.
- Gachagua made his remarks on Sunday, July 20, urging visitors and investors to postpone their plans until after the next General Election, citing concerns over the country's political situation.
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