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Originally published by Capital Newstop
September 25, 2026
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NCIC urges Kenyans to reject ethnic politics and violence ahead of 2027
NCIC Chairperson Kepha Nyamweya said political competition should not become a basis for Kenyans to turn against one another because of political affiliation, ethnicity or place of origin...
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The National Cohesion and Integration Commission (NCIC) is urging Kenyans to reject ethnic politics and violence ahead of the 2027 General Election, emphasizing the importance of peace and national unity.
- The NCIC has launched a roadmap titled 'Uchaguzi Bila Noma' (Elections Without Fear), second edition, to guide peace-building and conflict prevention.
- NCIC Chairperson Kepha Nyamweya, represented by Commissioner Joseph Nguyo, stressed that political competition should not divide Kenyans based on affiliation, ethnicity, or origin.
- The commission is increasing its focus on youth through the Amani Clubs programme, which has established over 1,000 clubs in schools to promote peace and responsible citizenship.
- Nakuru was chosen as the host for the International Day of Peace celebrations due to its history of ethnic violence, with specific areas identified for increased dialogue and monitoring.
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