Kenya orders deportation of Chinese traders at second hand clothes market
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Dr Matiang’i, who spoke in Nakuru County on Wednesday during the opening of an e-passport immigration centre, said they were in the country illegally.
The minister said all foreigners working as small traders in the country will be deported.
Dr Matiang'i also vouched for the government’s current work permit policy, describing it as “the strictest in Kenya’s history”.
During the launch of the immigration centre, the CS revealed that at least one million Kenyans have obtained the new generation e-passports ahead of the August 31 deadline.
