Police fire tear gas to stop protesters occupying a church which had accepted William Ruto's donation.
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Police in Kenya have fired tear gas to disperse protesters who tried to occupy a church that was recently given a substantial donation by President William Ruto. The gift to the Jesus Winner Ministry in the Roysambu suburb of Nairobi of 20m shillings ($155,000; £120,000) drew criticism from some young Kenyans struggling with the high […]
Police fire tear gas to stop protesters occupying a church which had accepted William Ruto's donation.
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