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14/09/2026

🇰🇪🇧🇮 BURUNDIANS ARE SEEKING TRAVEL PAPERS TO LEAVE KENYA — BUT KENYA SAYS THEY HAVE 90 DAYS TO REGULARISE THEIR STATUS

A worrying situation is unfolding in Nairobi.

Hundreds of Burundians have reportedly gone to the Burundi Embassy seeking travel documents to return home, saying they fear harassment and no longer feel safe or welcome in Kenya. Some reportedly spent long hours outside the embassy with their belongings. (Reuters)

The situation followed President William Ruto’s directive targeting small-scale businesses operated by foreign traders. Kenya has since announced a 90-day amnesty for undocumented East African nationals to regularise their immigration status, work permits, business registration and licences. (Reuters)

The Kenyan government has also said it has zero tolerance for xenophobia, harassment and violence against foreigners.

But the question remains:

Why are some people still choosing to leave even after the government announced an amnesty?

Migration is becoming a sensitive issue across Africa.

From South Africa to Kenya, Africans are increasingly finding themselves caught in difficult conversations about jobs, businesses, immigration and who has the right to live and work where.

Yes, every country has the right to enforce its immigration laws.

But Africans should also remember something:

A migrant is still a human being.

If someone is undocumented, let the law take its course — but there should be no violence, intimidation or humiliation.

🇦🇫 Africa cannot build a stronger future by turning Africans against Africans.

What do you think about the situation in Kenya?

Should undocumented migrants be given time to regularise their papers, or should they simply return home?

👇🏾 Let’s discuss respectfully.

14/09/2026

🇳🇬🇿🇦 NIGERIA–SOUTH AFRICA TENSIONS: HOW DID WE GET HERE?

Nigeria has taken a strong diplomatic step following renewed concerns over attacks against Nigerians and other African nationals in South Africa.

Nigeria’s National Assembly has suspended official visits to South Africa and ordered lawmakers to boycott legislative activities hosted or organised by South African authorities, until further notice.

The decision comes amid growing concerns about the safety of Nigerians living and doing legitimate business in South Africa.

According to Nigerian officials, at least 98 Nigerians have died in mob attacks, hate-related violence and other incidents in South Africa since 2022. Nigeria also says 1,695 Nigerians have voluntarily left South Africa this year amid the ongoing tensions. (MyJoyOnline)

And just this month, Nigeria’s Foreign Ministry reported the deaths of two more Nigerian nationals in South Africa — one in Cape Town and another in Johannesburg. (AP News)

But let’s be clear: this should not become Nigeria vs South Africa.

South Africa is home to millions of hardworking people, just as Nigerians live, work and contribute across different African countries.

The real question is:

Can Africa truly become one when Africans are afraid of one another on African soil?

We need stronger protection for foreigners.
We need justice when people are attacked.
We need governments to address unemployment, crime and other problems without turning migrants into scapegoats.

🇳🇬❤️🇿🇦 Nigeria and South Africa are two important African nations.

We may disagree, but we should never lose sight of the bigger picture:

AFRICA IS FOR AFRICANS.
AFRICA IS ONE.
LET THERE BE PEACE. 🕊️🌍

What do you think about Nigeria’s decision?

12/09/2026

Dem even give her chair self

11/09/2026

At first, it was “AI.” Now it is “the devil’s work.”

When people are confronted with disturbing or evil actions, blaming the devil cannot erase human responsibility.

How can anyone look at the suffering of children and babies and still try to find an excuse for such cruelty?

Yes, the Bible speaks about the wickedness that can come from the human heart: “The heart is deceitful above all things…” — Jeremiah 17:9.

The devil may be blamed for temptation, but human beings still make choices and must be accountable for them.

Some things are simply too evil to dress up with excuses. 💔

What do you think?

11/09/2026

11/09/2026

Kenyans never support their president the way South Africans did
🇿🇦 🇰🇪

11/09/2026

Good she has been arr,€std
Good one Nigeria 🇳🇬 pol!ce

10/09/2026

Father !!!😭😭
This woman need to be are,est€d
Putti sometim inside their level

10/09/2026

Difference between Kenya 🇰🇪 and South Africa 🇿🇦
Undocumented Immigrants should go becck

10/09/2026

🇰🇪 FEAR IN KENYA: SOME FOREIGNERS ARE ALREADY PREPARING TO LEAVE

Following Kenya’s crackdown on undocumented foreign traders and the government’s push for foreigners operating businesses to regularise their documents, fear has reportedly spread among some immigrant communities.

Some Burundians and other foreign nationals have reportedly gone to their embassies in Kenya seeking assistance with returning home, including help with travel arrangements.

The situation has raised concerns among foreigners who are worried about what could happen if they are unable to regularise their status.

But let’s be clear: Kenya has not ordered all foreigners to leave the country. The current focus is on undocumented migrants and foreign nationals operating businesses without the required permits.

Still, one question remains:

👉 Is this simply immigration and business-law enforcement, or could it fuel another xenophobia debate in Africa?

Africa belongs to all Africans. 🇦🇫❤️

What do you think?