The newly sworn-in chairperson of the National Cohesion and Integration Commission, Bishop Kepha Omae Nyamweya, has pledged to restore public confidence in the commission and address divisions threatening national unity.
During his swearing-in at the Supreme Court of Kenya alongside seven other commissioners, Nyamweya said Kenya still faces ethnic, political, and social divisions that threaten cohesion during this election period, pledging that the NCIC will work from the grassroots to promote unity and lasting peace.
Nyamweya succeeds Reverend Dr. Samuel Kobia, who has served since 2019.
