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William Ruto: Government will not interfere with freedom of the press

DP William Ruto with ICT Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang'i, Principal Secretary Joseph Tiampati during the journalists’ convention to mark World Press Freedom Day at the Intercontinental Hotel, Nairobi. (Photo:PSCU)

Deputy President William Ruto said that the government has no intention of interfering with the freedom of the press in the country and was focused on providing an environment where a free and professional media can thrive.

He said it was a misconception in sections of the media and the general public that the jubilee administration was hostile to the media adding the government was committed to a free, independent and professional media.

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