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A group of Burundian nationals has found refuge at a church in Likoni, Mombasa, after allegedly facing threats of eviction from locals, highlighting the vulnerability of foreign communities amid tensions. The number of Burundian citizens flocking to their embassy in Nairobi continues to rise, with many spending the night as they await travel documents to return home. President Ruto's administration is facing scrutiny for a crackdown on foreigners, which critics argue is a tactic of scapegoating, with this policy reportedly having significant negative economic consequences. These developments come amid the government's newly announced 90-day window for foreign traders to regularize their legal status, creating a complex situation for Burundian nationals already in Kenya.
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