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Kenya Republic of China: The story of PowerChina Construction

PowerChina Construction Kenyans are no longer safe as there's a new slaver driver in town. In the near past, we highlighted how for Kenyans working with Indians, it is 1619 everyday. Recent release of the SGR contract shows that owners of the country called Kenya have increased from dynasties to Chinese nationals. For

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PowerChina Construction Kenyans are no longer safe as there's a new slaver driver in town. In the near past, we highlighted how for Kenyans working with Indians, it is 1619 everyday. Recent release of the SGR contract shows that owners of the country called Kenya have increased from dynasties to Chinese nationals. For the rich, the going is getting tough as Chinese construction works knows neither law nor ethical considerations. Chinese construction endeavors do not respect building codes, environmental and social impact assessments and the sovereignty of the govt of Kenya. The complaint received by nyakundireport.com touches on just that. "Has someone got connections to the media to get good pictures into the press with articles about what...

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