Kenyans' recruitment into Russian military to centre Mudavadi's trip to Moscow

Mudavadi is expected to raise concerns about reports of Kenyans who may have been recruited into the Russian military..

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Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi is in Moscow for a two-day official visit aimed at strengthening Kenya-Russia bilateral relations. A primary focus of the discussions will be the recruitment of Kenyans into the Russian military amidst the Russia-Ukraine War.

The visit aims to establish a framework to safeguard Kenyan citizens in Russia and address concerns about misleading recruitment and false employment promises.
Key figures involved include Musalia Mudavadi and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.
The trip also seeks to deepen cooperation in sectors like education, labour mobility, health, infrastructure, and energy, and explore expanding Kenyan exports such as coffee, tea, and floriculture to the Russian market.

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