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22 Kenyans detained in Somalia for being illegally in the country

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22 Kenyan were brought before Banadir court in Mogadishu for being in the country illegally. Judiciary official has said the Kenyan nationals who were working with firm by the name Liber link didn’t have working permit and thus they violated the laws of the country. “Banadir court has found out after investigation the neighbouring state […]

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22 Kenyan were brought before Banadir court in Mogadishu for being in the country illegally.

Judiciary official has said the Kenyan nationals who were working with firm by the name Liber link didn’t have working permit and thus they violated the laws of the country.

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“Banadir court has found out after investigation the neighbouring state citizens didn’t possess working permit to operate,” Mogadishu court judge said.

Justice Hashi Elmi Noor of Banadir court has postponed the haering of the case to 5thNovember on Thursday in the presence of Kenyan embassy representatives during the court hearing.

There are thousands of Kenyans working in Somalia mainly with international agencies such as UN and AMISOM.

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