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Church leaders used the last Sunday of the year, to reflect on the latest cases of abductions and over taxation that led to the gen z protests. And as Emily Chebet reports, the clerics are calling on the president to listen more to Kenyans in the coming year in order to avert demos and focus on service delivery.
Church asks gov’t to listen to Kenyans
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