🌍 Africa 5d ago · Fabrizio Floris

When protecting local traders turns foreigners into targets

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When protecting local traders turns foreigners into targets
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On Dennis Pritt Road in Nairobi’s Kilimani district, long queues formed outside the Burundian embassy on 7 September. People were waiting for laissez-passers, temporary travel documents enabling them to return home without valid passports. The embassy had offered to issue them free of charge. Early social-media reports also referred to Congolese nationals preparing to leave Kenya. None of those in line had necessarily received an individual deportation order. They were responding to someth

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