Kenya explains directive in foreigners is meant to regularise their stay in the country as retaliatory attacks are reported in Burundi
The government statement coincided with unverified reports that Kenyan-owned businesses in Burundi had suffered retaliatory attacks as Bujumbura blamed Nairobi for stirring animosity between citizens of the two Est Africa Community member-states.
Fading American dream: How Trump’s new policies shattered hopes of 600,000 refugees listed to relocate to US
As part of Trump’s crackdown on both legal and illegal migration, the Republican president has upended the decades-old refugee programme that has served as a beacon for those fleeing war and persecution. In October, he resumed the program but set a historic low of refugee admissions at just 7,500 – mostly white South Africans.
From frying pan into fire: Why Ethiopians would rather die in Middle East wars than grinding poverty at home
Mesel Kindeya made the crossing in 2016 via the same sea route as the boat that capsized on Sunday, travelling without papers on harrowing journeys arranged by smugglers from Ethiopia to Saudi Arabia.
