Religious leaders and community representatives from Kenya and Tanzania have lauded interfaith dialogue as an effective tool for promoting peaceful coexistence, preventing conflict and strengthening social cohesion among communities of different faiths. Speaking during a regional exchange programme held in Diani, Kwale County, stakeholders implementing the Respect, Protection and Promotion of Freedom of Religion and…
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