Ruto: Government will deal firmly with criminals

President William Ruto has declared war on individuals who involve in violence, destruction of property and political intimidation...
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President William Ruto has declared a firm stance against criminal activities, stating that individuals involved in violence, destruction of property, and political intimidation will be dealt with decisively. He asserted that those who participated in recent anti-government demonstrations have transitioned from protesters to "goons," and their actions will no longer be tolerated under the guise of peaceful protests.
- The government's top priority is safeguarding peace and ensuring leaders can campaign without fear of violence or intimidation.
- Key figures include President William Ruto and Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen.
- This declaration follows recent incidents of violent disruptions at political gatherings, such as the Ol Kalou by-election.
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