Kenyan president apologises to Tanzania over deportation row

Kenyan President William Ruto apologizes to Tanzania amid deportation tension, seeking to mend relations with neighboring countries. The apology follows a diplomatic row triggered by the mistreatment of East African activists, including Kenyans and Ugandans, by Tanzanian authorities. The tensions escalated on social media, with Tanzanian MPs accusing Kenyans of cyberbullying, leading to a call for reconciliation by US preacher Rickey Allen Bolden. The situation highlights the importance of diplomatic dialogue and mutual respect between nations in resolving disputes.