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Slavery At Carrefour: Why can't we have a better Kenya?

Abuses are Like Whips The Slavemasters Used In 1619 This blogs spent a better part of 2019 talking about #SlaveryInKenya . We exposed a lot of the slave-like conditions that Kenyan workers endure everyday. Low pay, heavy work and being bypassed when foreigners are brought into the country to work in jobs that Kenyans

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Abuses are Like Whips The Slavemasters Used In 1619 This blogs spent a better part of 2019 talking about #SlaveryInKenya . We exposed a lot of the slave-like conditions that Kenyan workers endure everyday. Low pay, heavy work and being bypassed when foreigners are brought into the country to work in jobs that Kenyans can undertake easily, flouting the Immigration rules. Immigration rules says in layman’s terms, ‘Foreigners should only take u jobs that Kenyans don’t have expertise in, and even though, the foreigner must train the Kenyan in the ‘expertise’ within 2 years. We also urged Kenyans to exercise their rights to fairness and if that fails, then there is Article 37 of the Constitution which gives all Kenyans the right to peaceably and...

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