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Calls for national dialogue are growing louder as political and religious leaders urge the government to tone down rhetoric and embrace peaceful engagement. Speaking in Kiambu County, former Interior Cabinet Secretary and presidential hopeful Dr. Fred Matiang’i and Githunguri Member of Parliament Gathoni Wamuchomba urged President William Ruto and his Cabinet to stop blaming the opposition for the recent unrest, and instead initiate urgent talks to address the country’s deepening political and social crisis.
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Calls for dialogue intensify following countrywide protests
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