Champion peace, unity: Cabinet Secretary Tuya cautions Kenyans

Defence Cabinet Secretary Soipan Tuya has urged Kenyans to uphold peace, foster national unity and reject politics that polarizes citizens to safeguard the country’s cohesion. Speaking after inspecting health facilities in Narok South Sub-County alongside Governor Patrick Ole Ntutu, Ms. Tuya called on Kenyans to shun ethnic divisions and embrace peaceful coexistence. The Cabinet Secretary…

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Champion peace, unity: Cabinet Secretary Tuya cautions Kenyans

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