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President William Ruto has warned his government will deal firmly and decisively with those he says are propagating mayhem, anarchy, and the destruction of property across the country. Ruto who was in Bomet country for the opening of the Africa Gospel Church, Chebango, challenged those behind the protests to speak up saying the government will not allow faceless individuals to destabilize the country. At the same time the head of state threw shade at the media urging them to report responsibly when covering the protests.
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Ruto warns against allowing faceless individuals to sponsor violence
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