Kenya waxay ka hadashay xisaabta ganacsiga dibadda kadib markii amarka Ruto uu abuuray cabsi
Madaxweynaha Kenya William Ruto wuxuu amray in la xiro ganacsiyada yar-yar ee maamulka dibadda, taas oo keentay cabsi iyo dhaq-dhaqaaq. Hadda dowladdu waxay sheegtay in shaqaalaha dibadda ay 90 maalmood ku qabsoomaan nidaamka rasmiga ah, iyadoo la sheegay inaan jirin xadgudub guud.
Amarka Ruto iyo cabsida dibadda
Madaxweynaha Kenya William Ruto wuxuu amray in la xiro ganacsiyada yar-yar ee maamulka dibadda, taas oo keentay cabsi iyo dhaq-dhaqaaq. Haddii ay ku dhacdaa, waxaa laga yaabaa inay keento dhaq-dhaqaaq dhaq-dhaqaaq ah oo ka dhaca Kenya.
Tani waxay keentay in dad badan oo Burundi ah ay u jeedaan waddanka, iyagoo raadinaya inay dib u laabtaan. Dadka Burundi waxay ku nool yihiin Nairobi, iyagoo ganacsiyada yar-yar ku qabsanaya.
Dowladda Kenya waxay ka hadashay xisaabta
Wasiirka arrimaha dibadda Musalia Mudavadi wuxuu sheegay in Kenya aanay xadgudub guud ku samayn, balse ay rabto inay nidaamka rasmiga ah ku xisaabto. Wuxuu yiri: 'Kenya waxay u furan tahay ganacsiga yar-yar iyo mid weyn, haddii ay raacaan shuruudaha rasmiga ah.'
Wasiirka arrimaha dibadda ee Kenya wuxuu sheegay in Kenya aanay xadgudub guud ku samayn, balse ay rabto inay nidaamka rasmiga ah ku xisaabto. Wuxuu yiri: 'Kenya waxay u furan tahay ganacsiga yar-yar iyo mid weyn, haddii ay raacaan shuruudaha rasmiga ah.'
Dhaq-dhaqaaq iyo xalinta
Dowladda Kenya waxay sheegtay inay 90 maalmood ku qabsoomaan nidaamka rasmiga ah, iyadoo la sheegay inaan jirin xadgudub guud. Wasiirka arrimaha dibadda ee Kenya wuxuu sheegay in Kenya aanay xadgudub guud ku samayn, balse ay rabto inay nidaamka rasmiga ah ku xisaabto.
Dowladda Kenya waxay sheegtay inay 90 maalmood ku qabsoomaan nidaamka rasmiga ah, iyadoo la sheegay inaan jirin xadgudub guud. Wasiirka arrimaha dibadda ee Kenya wuxuu sheegay in Kenya aanay xadgudub guud ku samayn, balse ay rabto inay nidaamka rasmiga ah ku xisaabto.
Kenya's President William Ruto ordered the closure of immigrant-owned small businesses, triggering widespread alarm. The government has since issued a 90-day window for foreign workers to regularise their status, emphasising that the move is regulatory rather than discriminatory.
Ruto's Order Triggers Widespread Alarm
Kenyan President William Ruto ordered the closure of immigrant-owned small businesses, sparking panic across the country. The announcement raised fears that Kenya could see xenophobic violence similar to that experienced in South Africa in recent months.
Hundreds of Burundians flocked to their embassy seeking a return home, as many make a living through street vending in Nairobi. The initial announcement caused particular concern among this community, prompting a swift government response.
Government Issues 90-Day Regularisation Window
The president's office said it 'will conduct an orderly regularisation exercise' over the next 90 days to ensure migrants have the correct documents. Kenya has warned foreign workers they have 90 days to regularise their status, aiming to bring compliance with immigration and licensing requirements.
Following the backlash, Kenya's junior foreign minister issued an apology. The government's approach is therefore more regulatory rather than discriminatory, focusing on ensuring participation is consistent with applicable national law.
Kenya Denies Blanket Ban on Foreign Business
Kenya's foreign minister Musalia Mudavadi insisted that the new rules were not a blanket ban. He stated, '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.'
Mudavadi further clarified, '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. Kenya's approach is therefore more regulatory rather than discriminatory.'
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