Ministry Sets Out Requirements for Foreigners Working in Kenya Amid Crackdown

The statement comes days after President William Ruto warned foreigners operating small businesses in Kenya to close them ahead of a government crackdown scheduled to begin on Monday, September 7...

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The Kenyan government is cracking down on foreigners engaging in small and retail businesses without the necessary permits. This enforcement follows a directive from President William Ruto.

Foreigners entering Kenya under visa-free or eTA exemptions are not permitted to work or trade.
The Ministry of Investments, Trade, and Industry, led by Trade Cabinet Secretary Lee Kinyanjui, will revoke visas of those found in contravention.
The crackdown, commencing on September 7, aims to reserve small businesses for Kenyans, though East African Community obligations will be considered.

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