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Religious leaders have called on political leaders to shun hate speech, ethnic mobilisation and violence ahead of the 2027 General Election, warning that inflammatory rhetoric, misinformation and growing political intolerance threaten national cohesion. The Interreligious Council of Kenya (IRCK) urged politicians to promote issue-based campaigns, respect the electoral calendar and refrain from recruiting young people...
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Upgrade this serverReligious leaders have called on political leaders to shun hate speech, ethnic mobilisation and violence ahead of the 2027 General Election, warning that inflammatory rhetoric, misinformation and growing political intolerance threaten national cohesion. The Interreligious Council of Kenya (IRCK) urged politicians to promote issue-based campaigns, respect the electoral calendar and refrain from recruiting young people...
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