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Tana River Senator Danson Mungatana has withdrawn the religious regulation bill. Speaking at a joint press conference with the Pentecostals and evangelicals association, Mungatana said he had formally written to the House speaker seeking to withdraw the bill, adding that religious leaders have agreed to form a task force that will develop a comprehensive framework for self-regulation.
Mungatana withdraws the religion regulation bill
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