Nairobi has officially protested over an 'inflammatory' sermon by the Vatican envoy to Kenya on the deadly anti-government protests
Nairobi has officially protested over an "inflammatory" sermon by the Vatican envoy to Kenya on the deadly anti-government protests that rocked the country, according to a document seen by AFP Friday.
The letter added: “Without pointing out the broader context of government’s actions as a responsible diplomat, the Nuncio chose to use his exalted position to berate the government of Kenya and its institutions.” “We have witnessed a revolution in Nairobi. What happens after this, politics in this country will have to change,” van Megen added.
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