As it seeks to backtrack from the concern, Kenya has warned foreign workers they have 90 days to regularise their status. The foreign minister says the move to regularise the status of foreign workers is not 'discriminatory'.
Kenya's President William Ruto delivers a speech during the Africa Forward Summit at the
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