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Lobbies differ on proposed laws meant to tame clerics

Haki Africa Executive Director Hussein Khalid

Mombasa-based civil society group, Haki Africa, has welcomed the new regulations meant to streamline religious organisations.

The rules require that the clergy must hold a certificate from an accredited theological institution as part of the Government's oversight.

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