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Places of worship to reopen under stringent guidelines

 Worshippers arrange chairs one metre apart at Talents Revival Church in Elburgon, Nakuru County, a month ago. PHOTO | JOHN NJOROGE | NATION MEDIA GROUP

What you need to know:

  • As such, only 100 congregants at any given session will be allowed in places of worship.
  • Under 13-year-olds and older people aged 58 years and above, as well as those with underlying conditions such as hypertension and diabetes will have to continue praying from home.

You are now free to pray in your house of worship, but you will have to wait a little longer to go clubbing, drink in a bar or attend a wedding.

President Kenyatta yesterday authorised phased reopening of places of worship under strict conditions aimed at halting the coronavirus surge, including the self-regulating guidelines developed by the inter-faith council.