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Veteran politicians including retired national assembly speakers and former cabinet secretaries have added their voices to the ongoing unrest in the country, condemning violence and destruction witnessed during the protests. The leaders say they are ready to take the lead in bringing reconciliation among the parties involved to quell the tensions.
Former leaders including house speakers offer to mediate
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