Faith-based leaders drawn from the Christian and Muslim religions have called on politicians to abandon politics of hatred, saying divisive rhetoric threatens the peace and cohesion of the coastal region ahead of the upcoming electioneering period. The appeal was made during a special interfaith reception at Our Mother of Africa Hall, Tudor Pastoral Center, held…
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