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Slavery in Kenya: The case of Khetia’s Supermarkets concentration camp and tax evasion

Khetia's Supermarket log: The staff don't have a word of choice. There’s now a common saying that, ‘ For Kenyans working with Indians, it is like 1619 everyday’ . The face of new slavery comes in no other form than that of an Asian face lording over a Kenyan with s mirk on the face, with the unsaid word, ‘utado?’. I

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Khetia's Supermarket log: The staff don't have a word of choice. There’s now a common saying that, ‘ For Kenyans working with Indians, it is like 1619 everyday’ . The face of new slavery comes in no other form than that of an Asian face lording over a Kenyan with s mirk on the face, with the unsaid word, ‘utado?’. It is all Kenyans fault. The government cannot reform itself without pressure from outside But then again, here is another, slavery in Kenya, this time the case of Western Kenya based Khetia’s supermarket. Hello Cyprian, I want to bring into your attention about Khetias Supermarket and how they are mistreating workers, more so Africans. It is an Indian supermarket that has thrived in exploiting workers with harsh working...

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