Leaders of the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) Women League in Kericho County have called on young people to acquire national identity cards, register as voters and reject violence, saying active participation in democratic processes is essential for national development and political stability. The leaders made the remarks during the UDA Women League Kericho Chapter’s Second…
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