Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen has urged leaders to shun tribal and divisive politics, warning that they damage Kenya’s global image and deter investors. Speaking during the 61st graduation ceremony at Scott Christian University, Murkomen called for political hygiene, condemning insults and violence. He urged leaders to embrace positive, progressive politics that prioritises Kenyans’ interests over personal political greed and ambitions.

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