Religious leaders in Nyandarua want peaceful coexistence

Religious leaders and the interfaith council in Nyandarua County have condemned the tribal profiling by a section of politicians, terming it as a threat to national stability. The members of the clergy noted that such tribal and ethnic hatred would plunge the country into chaos, hence called on the government and the National Cohesion and…

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Religious leaders in Nyandarua want peaceful coexistence

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