He further urged politicians to uphold dignity of their offices and also to refrain from toxic political rhetoric. The Supreme Council of Kenya Muslims (SUPKEM) has raised concerns over the political tension which is currently gripping the country. “We urge Kenyans of goodwill to reject such political inclination and ensure the relevant law enforcement agencies are strengthened and empowered according to the law,” he said. However, the dialogue has to be sincere and not just another political tool to seek mileage,” said El Busaidy. El Busaidy called for immediate dialogue between Jubilee and Coalition for Reforms and Democracy (Cord) saying they hold the key to peaceful elections.

Source: Daily Nation May 23, 2016 07:37 UTC