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Kenya: Hundreds Deported in Terror Crackdown
Capital FM, 16 April 2014
Some 225 illegal immigrants are set to be deported to various countries in the ongoing crackdown following increased terror threats. Read more »
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Kenya: Illegal Immigrants Appear in Court
The Star, 16 April 2014
42 illegal immigrants have been arraigned in a Naivasha court and charged with being in the country unlawfully or residing outside designated refugee camps. Chief magistrate… Read more »
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Kenya: Kenya Police Intensify Security Crackdown
VOA, 16 April 2014
Kenyan police say they have screened more than 1,000 people and are deporting 225 others in ongoing security sweeps targeting illegal immigrants. Rghts groups and ethnic Somalis in… Read more »
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Kenya: Narok Police Arrest 96
The Star, 16 April 2014
POLICE in Narok have arrested 96 people including 26 suspected foreigners. County commissioner Farah Kassim said the suspects were arrested in the ongoing swoop on suspected… Read more »
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Kenya: Kenyan Police Set Up Roadblocks in South C Estate, Refugees Ordered Back to Camps
Sabahi, 16 April 2014
Kenyan police have set up road blocks around Nairobi's South C estate and are checking cars and pedestrians entering and exiting the neighbourhood as police expanded their… Read more »
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Kenya: Wajir Security Checkpoint Attacked, No Injuries Reported
Sabahi, 16 April 2014
An unknown number of assailants attacked a security checkpoint in Wajir in the early hours of Wednesday (April 16th), hurling grenades and firing their weapons, with no casualties… Read more »
Kenya Deports Hundreds in Terror Crackdown
According to Administration Police Spokesperson Masoud Munyi, more illegal immigrants will be deported back to their respective countries in the ongoing crackdown to curb the increase in terror threats.
Kenya Police patrol Eastleigh Streets in the ongoing terror crackdown.
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Dadaab Refugee Camp Youth Leader Abdullahi Hassan has said that Kenyan Somalis and Somali refugees in the country are being targeted unfairly in the terror crackdown going on in ... Read more »
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According to the inspector general of police, more than 200 people are expected to appear in court following the ongoing crackdown in Nairobi. Read more »
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According to the government, thousands have been arrested in the ongoing crackdown on terrorism, and they are awaiting their documents to be scrutinised for authenticity. Read more »
