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Uhuru: Don't claw back our freedoms as political intolerance grows

Dr. Fred Matiangi,Eugene Wamalwa & Former president Uhuru Kenyatta with opposition leaders during the 24rd anniversary for former Vice President Kijana Wamalwa.  [Osinde Obare, Standard]

Retired President Uhuru Kenyatta has scoffed at ongoing attempts to disrupt and sow chaos in opposition rallies while addressing residents at the memorial of late Vice President Kijana Wamalwa.

In likely reference to the ongoing problem of goons, the former president said the growing intolerance and disruption of meetings is taking Kenya backwards. He challenged politicians to seek votes in peace.

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