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Uhuru Nyanza tour: Rights groups want compensation for victims of 2017 'resist' killings

David Oteno is assisted by his wife Carolyn Moraa at their Nyalenda home in Kisumu County on January 19 2018. [Collins Oduor/Standard]

Rights groups have demanded that President Uhuru Kenyatta addresses compensation for 2017 post-election violence victims when he visits Kisumu tomorrow.

President Kenyatta is expected in Kisumu tomorrow where he will launch the piloting of Universal Health Coverage (UHC) before moving to Siaya where he will be conferred with a honorary degree at Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University of Science and Technology on Friday.

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