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Leaders from Nyanza have called on president William Ruto to end the wave of abductions reported across the country. Speaking in Siaya county, the leaders also called for the respect to the bill of rights, which guarantees the freedom of expression. And as Laura Otieno reports some leaders have also cautioned against politicising the abductions, terming it a ploy to malign the government.
Leaders from Nyanza call for end to abductions
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