Kenya Sends Another Message To Foreigners Doing Business After Ruto's Order
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Xenophobia: Ruto’s Crackdown On Foreigners Sparks Outrage Across Africa
By Spy Uganda President William Ruto’s crackdown on foreigners working and running small businesses in Kenya has triggered growing accusations of xenophobia, following a series of attacks targeting businesses and communities associated with East African nationals. The controversy erupted after Ruto ordered authorities to intensify enforcement against foreigners whom he said were taking up small-scale…
Foreign Investors Welcome in Kenya But Must Follow the Law, Dr Odhiambo Says
Foreign nationals are free to invest and operate businesses in Kenya as long as they comply with the country’s immigration and business regulations, Dr. Abdul Odhiambo has said. Odhiambo said the Government recognises the contribution of businesses established by foreign nationals to Kenya’s economy and remains committed to creating an environment where legitimate investments can […]
The Kenyan government has apologised to Burundians living in the country after some of them said they were intimidated or mistreated. This comes after Kenyan President William Ruto said he does not want foreigners running small businesses. The Secretary of State in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Korir Sing’Oei, held a meeting with Burundians living in the country, conveying a message of […]
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