Kenya: Nairobi gives foreign workers 90 days to regularise their status
Musalia Mudavadi said, "Kenya is not implementing a blanket ban on foreign nationals engaging in small scale business, but is seeking to ensure that their participation is consistent with the East African Community Common Market Protocol and applicable national law.
Musalia Mudavadi said, "Kenya is open to small and large-scale trade by foreign nationalities, as long as they are compliant with immigration, work-permit, registration and licensing requirements.
But now, as it seeks to backtrack from the concern, Kenya has warned foreign workers they have 90 days to regularise their status.
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