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Hundreds Of Burundians Rush Nairobi Embassy After Ruto Orders Foreign Shop Closures

Africa

Hundreds Of Burundians Rush Nairobi Embassy After Ruto Orders Foreign Shop Closures

Hundreds queued at Burundi's Nairobi embassy for travel papers after President Ruto ordered foreign-run small traders to close.

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