PREMIUM Foreigners panic over exit order Long queues formed outside Burundi's embassy as anxious traders sought clarity on their status, while some Burundian nationals sought assistance to leave. News Just now Listen
“Burundian nationals and all East Africans and Africans for that matter are free to live in Kenya as long as they conduct their businesses or work according to the requirements of our law,” the PS said.
Photo credit: Evans Habil | Nation Media Group He said small and large traders and employees of all nationalities who have the requisite documentation, including work permits and licences, are legally protected to operate in Kenya.
Photo credit: Evans Habil | Nation Media Group Some of the Burundians said they were preparing to return home because they no longer felt safe in Kenya.
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