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Spread cheer and hope, church leaders urge as faithful hold vigil to welcome new year

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Revellers during the 2023 new year celebrations in Nairobi on January 1, 2023. [Kelly Ayodi, Standard]

Faith leaders across the country have called for peace and reconciliation in their New Year messages.

The religious leaders asked Kenyans to commit to being ambassadors of peace who will not divide the nation along tribal lines.

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