The Chief and residents of Wanchiki in the Chereponi district of the North East Region are urging the Interior Minister to lift the curfew currently in place in their area, citing that peace has been fully restored.
The curfew, imposed after a communal dispute earlier this year, is now disrupting daily life and harming local businesses.
A peace durbar held in August, led by the Paramount Chief, promoted forgiveness, peace, and unity, and residents affirmed their commitment to maintaining peace.
However, the Interior Ministry renewed the curfew, sparking disappointment and frustration among local leaders and residents.
The Paramount Chief of Wanchiki appealed to the Interior Ministry to consider lifting the curfew, highlighting its negative impact on lives and businesses.
Residents also expressed their discontent, describing the serious consequences of the ongoing power outage in the district, which has lasted nearly three weeks.
The Northern Electricity Distribution Company (NEDCo) is working to restore power, but the exact cause of the issue remains unknown.
The residents of Wanchiki are calling for swift action to lift the curfew and restore electricity, emphasizing their desire to return to normal life and rebuild their community.
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