Kenyans evacuated from South Africa say coming home has not ended their ordeal

Kenyans evacuated from South Africa say coming home has not ended their ordeal



Barely two weeks since the last government-facilitated repatriation flight landed in Nairobi, bringing home the final group of more than 400 Kenyans evacuated from South Africa’s xenophobic violence, many of the returnees say coming home has not brought an end to their ordeal.

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20 thoughts on “Kenyans evacuated from South Africa say coming home has not ended their ordeal”

  1. Shouting loudest are those who went overseas and overstayed their visas, then had to use tricks to regularize their status…. Now, they blabbing here like they are the heroes. 🫢 However, I am blown away by the start up request, and the lack of gratitude for the enormous help the Kenyan government has already given them by bringing them back home. They all have families, . Let their families start them up, while government works to give them the necessary documentation they need. 🙏

  2. The problem with most of these African countries is the poor journalism. They are either too emotional or bias towards the state who controls them. They fail to ask the most basic questions which ultimately adds to the misinformation.

  3. If the businesses they claim they had were legal, South Africa wouldn't have had employment crisis. We would have been the most developed country in the world if migrants were uplifting our economy. Unfortunately they do they opposite. Only 30% of South Africans is paying tax for 70% of the unemployed ones which already creates imbalance, then the whole Africa came to compete with us for those tiny resources and when we complain we are silenced with xenophobic slogan. This is unfair on us.African leaders are abusing SA. how can 1 struggling country bear a burden of 53 countries. Remember, Nigeria on its own is technically 5 countries. Giving us a total of 58 countries.

  4. Stop saying xenophobic attacks!!
    There are NO xenophobic attacks in SA. As a result, no one was killed ever since illegal marches. (Non documented migrants marrches)

    Only law implementation is enforced by citizens since SA Government is its not doing its job.

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