The Burundi government is preparing to send buses to Kenya to facilitate the voluntary repatriation of its citizens amid a crackdown on foreign nationals hawking goods.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said the arrangements are being coordinated with the Burundi Embassy in Nairobi.
The embassy will also issue free laissez-passer documents to Burundians who wish to return home. The development follows President William Ruto’s directive targeting foreign nationals engaged in hawking across Kenya.
Burundians flock to the Burundi Embassy in Nairobi, cyber cafes to process travel documents as government begins crackdown on foreigners doing business without work permits
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