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HomeDaily NewsFriday, July 18, 2025International Relations and Cultural Affairs
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International Relations and Cultural Affairs

Exiting US Ambassador shares insights on Kenyan relations, while North Korea tightens access to tourist sites.

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Friday 12:31 PMKenyansFirst

Outgoing US Ambassador Dillard's Message to Kenya as He Exits

Outgoing US Ambassador Dillard's Message to Kenya as He Exits

Outgoing United States Ambassador to Kenya, Marc Dillard, shared a heartfelt farewell message to Kenyans as he concludes his tour of duty. He expressed admiration for the nation's promise and heritage.

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Outgoing United States Ambassador to Kenya, Marc Dillard, shared a heartfelt farewell message to Kenyans as he concludes his tour of duty. He expressed admiration for the nation's promise and heritage.

  • Marc Dillard served as ambassador for nearly two years, appointed by former President Joe Biden.
  • Dillard highlighted the friendships and relationships he built across the Kenyan economy, stating his service was more than a diplomatic assignment.
  • He emphasized that Kenya felt like home and praised the strength and spirit of its people, indicating his personal gratitude for the connections made.
Friday 1:40 PMCapital News

North Korea bans foreigners from seaside resort weeks after opening

North Korea bans foreigners from seaside resort weeks after opening

North Korea has banned foreign tourists from visiting its newly opened Wonsan Kalma Coastal Tourist Zone, just weeks after its launch on 1 July.

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North Korea has banned foreign tourists from visiting its newly opened Wonsan Kalma Coastal Tourist Zone, just weeks after its launch on 1 July.

  • Foreigners are now “temporarily” barred from the resort, which was previously promoted for tourism.
  • Kim Jong Un aims to boost tourism as part of national ambitions.
  • The resort features 4km of beachfront with hotels and attractions, but reports of worker mistreatment have emerged during its construction.
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