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State: Expect consequences in case of Saba Saba violence

Nairobi, Kenya: The Government has said the Coalition for Reforms and Democracy (CORD) is free to hold the Saba Saba rally in Nairobi on Monday but warned that those who engage in mass action would be prosecuted.

Deputy President William Ruto said the Government had no objection to the Opposition's rally because the Constitution guarantees freedom of assembly but he cautioned CORD leaders against inciting their supporters to violence.

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