How Burundians became the face of Ruto's foreign trader crackdown
As late as Friday night, the compound of the Burundian Embassy along Denis Pritt Road in Nairobi has been the shelter for hundreds of nationals caught in the uncertainty by Kenya's decision to crackdown on foreign-owned small businesses.
Bedding, luggage and personal belongings lie piled within and outside the Chancery, telling the desperate situation of the majority of the Burundians who have sought refuge at the embassy where they have been sleeping there for days now.
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