Kindiki said no politician should mobilise gangs to attack opponents, urging aspirants to present their agendas and allow voters to make their choices peacefully.
By Samuel OtienoThe women said they were deeply concerned by the injuries and loss of life reported during the clashes, as well as allegations that some political leaders may have played a role in encouraging or orchestrating the violence.
By Samuel OtienoSpeaking alongside security officials, the DPP said there would be no categories or exceptions in the prosecution of offenders, whether they are linked to the government, opposition or security agencies.
By David AbonyoRuto assured Kenyans that the government would continue pursuing those behind acts of violence, saying the same determination used to deal with terrorism and cattle rustling would now be directed at criminal gangs.
By Maureen KinyanjuiAccording to Maraga, the latest incidents of violence witnessed in different parts of the country should concern every Kenyan, warning that they reflect a worrying trend.
By Maureen KinyanjuiSpeaking on Radio Generation on Monday, Alai said millions of Kenyans remain outside both the formal and informal economy, creating conditions that leave many young people vulnerable to crime and exploitation.
By David AbonyoSpeaking during a Radio Generation interview on Monday, Abdul called for a national conversation on the escalating problem, arguing that political sponsorship and economic hardship are driving the rise of organised groups involved in violence
By Chrispho OwuorIn a State of the Nation statement issued on Tuesday, the bishops said Kenya was facing a series of social, political and moral challenges that require collective action from government, institutions and citizens.
By Bradley BosireSpeaking during the funeral of their cousin, Prof. Jacob Midiwo, Ida expressed concern over the growing tendency of some youth being associated with criminal or disruptive activities, saying such labels were damaging and unjust.
By Bradley BosireNPS spokesperson Muchiri Nyaga said the recent incidents threaten national cohesion, undermine public order and infringe on Kenyans' constitutional rights to freely associate, assemble and engage in political activities.
By Bradley BosireAmong the items recovered were reflector jackets said to be used for mobilising groups, stickers, three swords, and other materials allegedly connected to illegal operations.
By David AbonyoHis remarks come at a time when concerns over organised crime and political violence are growing across the country. On the same day, Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen told the National Assembly Committee on Administration and Internal Security that security agencies have identified more than 100 organised gangs operating nationwide.
By David AbonyoThe Cabinet Secretary revealed that a recently deployed specialised police unit in Kitale and its surrounding areas has already yielded significant results, with dozens of suspects apprehended and taken to court within days of the operation.
By Bradley Bosire