MPs who had been locked up on charges of hate speech agreed to hold peace meetings across the country in a bid to unite Kenyans ahead of the next elections.
President Uhuru Kenyatta on Thursday warned he would not allow Kenyans to be divided along tribal lines and said those who sought to do so ahead of the 2017 General Election would and should face the full force of the law.
The damp, smelly and filthy cells at Pangani and Muthaiga police stations played host to unlikely guests as eight CORD and Jubilee lawmakers spent their first night of incarceration at the facilities.
KENYA: At least two people may soon be charged in court for spreading hate messages. With just three weeks to the first General Election under the new Constitution, perpetrators of inflammatory speech are starting to feel the heat with…
The government has identified several blogs, online forums and Facebook pages as the most responsible for spreading hate messages in Kenya. Information and communication permanent secretary also singled out Makau Mutua who writes a column…