A section of Jubilee leaders have asked security agencies in the country to dismantle organised gangs used by politicians to cause instability in the country. “By allowing violence to determine election outcomes, we are setting a dangerous precedent ahead of the 2022 race,” said Duale. “We must not glorify and sanitise violence; if you think you will use violence to influence election results then that is not the Handshake that Kenyans want,” he observed. He said violence cannot be used as a political tool to transform Kenya.“They cannot hide their violence anywhere. You cannot hide violence behind Building Bridges Initiative or the Handshake,” explained Dr Ruto.

Source: The Star November 22, 2019 15:11 UTC