By NATION REPORTERMore by this AuthorKenyans Christians and Muslims have been urged to embrace one another and end religious intolerance. He called upon world leaders, both political and religious, to work together and build bridges. “We live in interesting times where we see so many cases of religious intolerance and injustices. We as religious leaders have a big role to play through our partnership and collaboration within our institutions of higher learning to ensure the people we serve live justly,” he said. The gathering of the scholars from the two religions came in the wake terrorism attacks associated with religious fundamentalism and intolerance in the region.

Source: Daily Nation April 18, 2018 11:15 UTC