@NytoP2PMwangi Just by going through the comments section, profiling of thieves and thugs should just begin on social media.
All these criminals justifying stealing are 40days away from being caught, fired, or wrapped in a tyre.
@Johnnie2544@NytoP2PMwangi Wages and salaries for workers in our neighboring countries are shiet but they don’t do the kind of stealing at an industrial scale Kenyans are accustomed to.
Culture of pure greed, dishonesty, gluttony and insatiable appetite for things that are not yours is what is at play.
@IsaacImaka@overlapKE As a Kenyan, I have seen bad things on that road through Lugazi more than 4 times.
Never again. Tried Kyayunga and settled for Nkokonjeru route.
Nairobi is becoming dirtier by the day—even areas like Kilimani and Lavington, right next to State House.
Sometimes I genuinely wonder: does the President ever walk beyond the gates of State House? Does he see the overflowing bins, filthy streets, broken pavements and general neglect around the city?
Do our leaders ever experience Nairobi on foot, the way ordinary citizens do? Because if they did, surely this situation would bother them.
Nairobi is our capital city. Why have we accepted this?
@WilsonJame49880@polo_kimanii Same thing as what happens in US, TZ, SA, China etc. We renew work permits every year and pay for registration every 6months in
If you are a foreign national from East Africa doing small business in Kenya, you are required to regularize your stay under the new law.
Go to the Kenya eFNS portal on eCitizen and apply for a Class R Permit.
This is the special permit for all East African Community nationals.
That includes Burundi, Rwanda, Uganda, Tanzania, DRC, South Sudan and Somalia.
The permit itself is FREE. The processing fee is Kshs 0 and the issuance fee is Kshs 0.
This was gazetted in the Kenya Citizenship and Immigration Amendment Regulations 2024 by Prime CS Musalia Mudavadi.
However, you will need to pay about Ksh 5,000 per year for Alien Registration which is the Foreign National ID.
For documents, you will need your valid passport, a cover letter explaining what you do, your KRA PIN if you are doing business, and a police clearance for small traders.
The application starts online but you must print the forms and submit them physically at Immigration offices at Nyayo House in Nairobi.
It is the legal way to live, work and trade in Kenya as an EAC citizen and your right is protected by the EAC free movement treaty.
@NgumiThomas@DrRoselynAkombe We are in foreign countries legally. Let the illegal Kenyans get documented legally or be repatriated back.
Learn lessons from ICE in the US
@RT_com Fake news. There is no crackdown or train connecting Kenya to Burundi.
Also there are Congolese, Somalis, Rwandese, South Sudanese immigrants in Kenya where are they?
@citizentvkenya It is not the work of civillians to vet undocumented immigrants but the police. Anyone harassing them is a criminal and should be treated as such
Illegal immigration is enshrined in laws on almost every country and has consequences. Best thing is to get documented.