Narok Central Deputy County Commissioner (DCC) Kennedy Mwang’ome has urged Kenyans to uphold peace, foster national unity, and reject tribal politics to safeguard the country’s cohesion as the 2027 General Election approaches. Speaking after chairing a Narok Central Sub-County Peace Committee meeting, Mr. Mwang’ome called on Kenyans to shun ethnic divisions and embrace peaceful coexistence,…
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