While Black Friday might not be the spectacle it once was (when it pulled people from their Thanksgiving tables, and chaotic fist-fighting ensued) it still has enough enthusiasts to make it the biggest shopping day in the U.S. This morning, lines could be seen at Utah's malls. KSL Newsradio captured footage of a particularly long one around the block of a Centerville shopping center, circling Kohl's and Target. Read more: https://kslnewsradio.com/?p=2265243 🎥: Andy Cupp, KSL Newsradio | KSL New

Joshua Okayo – President, KSL: The people who are saying this by-election is a vote of confidence in President Ruto are misinformed, because this represents only 20% of the voters. The 60–80% are the voices of Kenyans who have not been heard. We need to find ways to ensure these people have a reason to come out and vote #CitizenDayBreak | Citizen TV Kenya