The State will partner with religious institutions to combat hatred, tribalism and division among Kenyans with the aim of uniting the country, Deputy President William Ruto has said.
The Deputy President said the move will ensure a peaceful and united country where Kenyans will concentrate on development.
Speaking at the Anglican Church of Kenya diocese of Eldoret in Kipkaren, Mr Ruto said the church has a role to play in ensuring the lives of Kenyans is transformed.
He said: “We will partner with religious institution in dealing with hatred, tribalism and division so that we can unite in building the nation.”
The Deputy President said political leaders had taken the first step towards uniting Kenyans by ensuring Kenyans are no longer divided along political party lines.
Mr Ruto asked religious leaders to continue praying for the country to achieve its goals of uniting Kenyans and developing the Country.