Cambodia Sets Record Straight on Plans to Arrest Kenyans, Other Africans in Its Territory

The clarification comes at a time when there has been panic among foreign residents living and working in Cambodia, Kenyans included...

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The Government of Cambodia has officially refuted claims circulating online that it ordered all African nationals, including Kenyans, to leave the country by May 31, 2026.

The fake notice, purportedly from the Cambodia Immigration Department, alleged that Africans would face arrest and prosecution if they remained after the specified date.
Ministry of Interior Spokesperson Touch Sokhak clarified that the reports were fabricated "fake news."
The false directive threatened violators with a two-year jail term and a fine of Ksh1 million.

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