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Gachagua said communities across the country had a right to assemble, celebrate their heritage and discuss issues affecting them, questioning why similar gatherings involving other communities did not attract the same criticism.
Democracy for the Citizens Party (DCP) leader Rigathi Gachagua has defended cultural gatherings organised by the Mt Kenya community, dismissing accusations of tribalism and insisting that members of the region should not apologise for their identity.
Gachagua said communities across the country had a right to assemble, celebrate their heritage and discuss issues affecting them, questioning why similar gatherings involving other communities did not attract the same criticism.