There will be no partial or total lockdown.
Speaking after meeting stakeholders amid a second lockdown fears, President Uhuru Kenyatta (pictured) today pointed an accusatory finger at bars operating and flouting Health guidelines on coronavirus.
Speaking at State House on Monday, Uhuru said there will be no lockdown as the control of the spread of the disease now lies on citizen responsibility.
But politicians have been at the forefront in violating some of the regulations set in place like the ban on public gatherings as well as the curfew.
However, Uhuru emphasised on the fact that ranks or statuses will not exempt anyone.
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