Kunal Kamra on calling Mahabharat ‘mythology’: ‘Sacred texts are cultural tenets, not history’
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Manchester City sign teenage Moroccan football star Ayyoub Bouaddi
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“Switch off their mics”: NCIC warns Kenyan churches over politicians’ 2027 hate speech
Kenyan church leaders should switch off politicians’ microphones when they use worship services to spread hate speech and incitement, the National Cohesion and Integration Commission (NCIC) has warned…
- NCIC warns Kenyan churches to halt politicians' microphones during hate speech.
- Bishop Kepha Nyamweya Omae urges clergy to take action against divisive political messages.
- Churches face responsibility to prevent hate speech and incitement during services.
KCB reports Foxcapital to DCI over alleged forged documents in Sh126bn suit
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