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Women leaders warn Homa Bay violence signals rising political intolerance

standardmedia.co.ke 25 Aug

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Women leaders warn Homa Bay violence signals rising political intolerance — Sources: standardmedia.co.ke

Women leaders have warned that the recent violence in Homa Bay is a pointer to the rising political intolerance ahead of the 2027 General Election and urged leaders to retrain their supporters.

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