By Josiah Kariuki
Principal Secretary for Broadcasting and Telecommunications Stephen Isaboke and National Cohesion and Integration Commission (NCIC) chairman Bishop Kepha Omae have discussed ways of strengthening collaboration to promote national unity, peaceful coexistence and responsible public communication.
The discussions took place in Nairobi on Tuesday when Omae paid a courtesy call on Isaboke.
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The meeting focused on opportunities for closer institutional cooperation in promoting national unity, encouraging constructive public discourse and fostering an inclusive and peaceful society.
The two officials explored how partnerships between public institutions could help bridge social divides, promote mutual understanding and encourage responsible communication on matters of national importance.
They also examined the role of communication in shaping public perceptions, strengthening social relations and fostering a shared sense of national identity in a country characterised by cultural, ethnic and social diversity.
The engagement highlighted the importance of responsible public communication in promoting tolerance, mutual respect and peaceful coexistence as Kenya continues to navigate issues affecting its social relations and national development.
The discussions further underscored the need for sustained engagement among public institutions and other stakeholders to build partnerships that support national cohesion.
Such collaboration is intended to encourage dialogue in addressing differences and promote recognition of diversity as a source of national strength.
The meeting between Isaboke and Omae also highlighted the shared responsibility of government institutions and other stakeholders in advancing a united Kenya founded on inclusion, mutual respect and peaceful coexistence.
