Deputy President William Ruto has cautioned against divisive politics as the BBI debate rages on, saying that whether it is passed or not, Kenyans will continue with their day-to-day activities. Ruto said that the contests on BBI should not divide the country along with tribal, religious and political affiliations, saying the unity of Kenyans remains key to the attainment of peace and development. "We must stand together as leaders and preach peace and unity despite the challenges we are facing as a country. After the BBI debate, we will be back to our normal development programmes,” Ruto said. Ruto added that leaders should not take Kenyans back to the era of tribal affiliations.

Source: The Star February 22, 2021 15:11 UTC