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Religious leaders are being urged to back the government's proposal to review regulations governing religious organisations. Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua said this as he cautioned against blanket condemnation of churches and the clergy. Gachagua said there are elements exploiting the bible for commercial enterprise and to promote criminal activities.
Religious leaders urged to back the government's proposal to steamline churches
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