Kenya's vice-president accused of noise pollution for holding meetings at his home
The residents of an upmarket residential area in Kenya's capital Nairobi have written to the vice-president to complain of noise pollution at his home.
Vice-President William Ruto has been hosting political gatherings at his Karen home.
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Residents now say the noise from the gatherings is affecting them.
They have also raised security concerns, including muggings along the road by people "masquerading" as visitors to the vice-president's home," residents' association chairperson James Hirst said.
Visitors parking outside the vice-president's residence awaiting clearance have also been accused of causing traffic gridlock on that route.
Wealthy families live in the Karen area, with 24-hour security surveillance.
Source: BBCÂ
