Police warn politicians against incitement ahead of political activities

Police warn politicians against incitement and provocation likely to breach peace; NPS spokesperson Nyaga urges officers to uphold professionalism, impartiality...
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Kenya's National Police Service (NPS) has issued a stern warning to politicians and organizers against incitement and violence as political activities intensify ahead of the 2027 General Election.
- 15 suspects were arrested on August 15 near Kisumu-Kericho Road, allegedly hired to disrupt political activities and found with crude weapons.
- The NPS, through its spokesperson Muchiri Nyaga, vowed to take action against individuals promoting disorder and unlawful activities during political events.
- The warning comes amidst increased rallies and mobilization efforts, emphasizing that political competition must not lead to violence or the use of criminal elements.
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