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President William Ruto has acknowledged that security agencies have at times used excessive force and even engaged in what he described as extrajudicial actions. His subtle response to the ongoing abduction crisis in the country came during his New Year address, where he admitted to government culpability. Despite public outcry, those abducted have still not been accounted for.
President admits extrajudicial actions by security agencies
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