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THE STANDARD By Julius Chepkwony | February 5th 2021 at 00:18:00 GMT +0300 President Uhuru Kenyatta lays a wreath to the grave of the late former President Daniel Toroitich Arap Moi at Kabarak in Nakuru County. [PSCU, Standard] President Uhuru Kenyatta has expressed concerns about rising political intolerance and ethnic tensions, saying the actions by a few politicians do not bode well for the nation. “The arrogance we see today by some of the political leaders seeking to lead the country after I retire is worrying. It has raised many challenges and leaves me wondering what future this country has” said President Kenyatta. “The arrogance and hate will not help. Respect and humility is paramount. It is good to remind ourselves as a nation where we have come from, the journey we have travelled, and where we want to see this country in future.”
Kirinyaga Governor Anne Waiguru after meeting members of Daughters of the Mountain group comprising young professionals and entrepreneurs from Mt Kenya region. [Courtesy] Kirinyaga governor Anne Waiguru wants an all-inclusive team to lead the Building Bridges Initiative (BBI) campaigns in Mt Kenya region. She said there is need to embrace all leaders, including those with varied opinions, if efforts to sell the document in the vote-rich region will succeed. Waiguru spoke even as the Mt Kenya BBI secretariat met leaders from the region in efforts to calm discontent arising from alleged exclusion of some of the leaders.
THE STANDARD Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Peter Munya. [Wilberforce Okwiri, Standard] Senior government technocrats from Mt Kenya region met yesterday morning at a hotel in Nairobi in what sources said was aimed at turning around rhetoric on the Building Bridges Initiative (BBI) in central Kenya. The meeting attended by principal secretaries and senior parastatal officials was chaired by Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Peter Munya at the La Mada Hotel off Thika highway in Ruaraka. Sources who attended the meeting said the technocrats were asked to chip in any assistance they could to the BBI cause especially in their rural areas. The technocrats are also said to have discussed a proposal to take a more prominent role in wresting control of the initiative from Uhuru-allied hardliners who were blamed for scaring moderate voices from supporting the constitutional reform moment.