Clerics have appealed to politicians across the country to exercise tolerance ahead of next year’s general elections, for the sake of the country’s peace. The clergymen raised alarm over increased political apprehension across the country noting that confrontational politics have caused deaths of innocent citizens and left a trail of destruction. They say that clashes and property destruction during political…
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