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Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has dismissed allegations that the government is clamping down on freedom of expression. Speaking during church services in Narok and later in Kiambu County, Kindiki—accompanied by leaders from the Kenya Kwanza Coalition—stressed that while freedom of expression remains protected, it should not be misused to incite hostility or unrest in the country.
Kindiki Dismisses Claims of Gag on Free Speech, Warns Against Incitement
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