151 Kenyans evacuated from South Africa
A total of 240 Kenyan nationals requiring assistance have registered with the Kenya High Commission in Pretoria...
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The Kenyan government has orchestrated the evacuation of 151 citizens from South Africa following recent unrest, with more expected to return.
- Over 240 Kenyan nationals registered for assistance with the Kenya High Commission in Pretoria.
- Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi announced the evacuation efforts and provided an update on the returning citizens.
- The evacuees are being provided with emergency support, including temporary accommodation and essential supplies, showcasing diplomatic efforts between Kenya and South Africa.
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Kenya evacuates 151 citizens from South Africa amid anti-migrant unrest - July 2026
Kenya is evacuating 151 citizens from South Africa due to escalating anti-migrant unrest and intimidation targeting foreign nationals. The returnees arrived at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) citing fears for their safety and the loss of their livelihoods. Additionally, 55 more Kenyans have returned to Kenya after fleeing South Africa due to escalating xenophobic attacks. The Kenyan government is urging Kenyans in South Africa to respect local laws and maintain valid immigration documents as repatriation efforts intensify.
