Uncertainty for Burundians in Kenya after president orders foreign-owned businesses closed

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Burundians in Nairobi flocked to their embassy on Monday to get travel documents, days after Kenyan president William Ruto ordered the closure of small businesses run by foreigners.

Uncertainty for Burundians in Kenya after president orders foreign-owned businesses closed

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