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Were Kenyan SGR staff on leave sacked and replaced with Chinese?

Sammy Karuga Gachuhi - Deputy General Manager Africa Star Railways Operations Company Limited (Afristar), the firm that manages SGR trains in under focus once again for mistreating staff and flouting labour laws. Cnyakundi.com has learnt that some of the staff who were given leave due to the coronavirus pandemic in M

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Sammy Karuga Gachuhi - Deputy General Manager Africa Star Railways Operations Company Limited (Afristar), the firm that manages SGR trains in under focus once again for mistreating staff and flouting labour laws. Cnyakundi.com has learnt that some of the staff who were given leave due to the coronavirus pandemic in March 2020, have not been called back to work. “We've not gone back to work since March last year when the first Covid-19 case was registered in Kenya. There is no official communication from the management on work resumption”, said the source. The long stay at home has got some suffering and worried. “Our families are suffering we are not able to pay rent, buy food and send our children to school. Please let me remain anonymous”,...

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