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USAID Kenya accused of discrimination

Kenya looks like a country for foreigners, where 95 per cent of things are done to please outsiders. The once powerful immigration Department is now a rubber stamp for impunity and with runaway unemployment, Kenyans still can't get a break from the govt putting foreigners on the forefront. The United States Agency fo

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Kenya looks like a country for foreigners, where 95 per cent of things are done to please outsiders. The once powerful immigration Department is now a rubber stamp for impunity and with runaway unemployment, Kenyans still can't get a break from the govt putting foreigners on the forefront. The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) branch in Kenya has advertised a position that requires applications from 'US Citizens Only'. The EXO Logistics & Operations Specialist a GS 12 grade work is so junior and doesn't require any specialist from outside Kenya. Turns out that in June 2020, USAID staff write a letter to its senior managers complaining about systemic racism. "We are proud of our work overseas to prevent violence,...

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