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Uriri MP Mark Nyamita urged young people to remain peaceful, even as they plan to remember the victims of the June 25th, 2024 demonstrations, suggesting that this can be done at home rather than through street protests.
Government-allied leaders urge church to address youth challenges, call for peace ahead of June 25th
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