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Burundians crowd Country Bus Station, head to Uganda as crackdown on foreigners intensifies

Hundreds of Burundians and foreigners fled Nairobi's Country Bus Station for Uganda amid President Ruto's crackdown on illegal immigrants and unpermitted businesses.

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Burundians crowd Country Bus Station, head to Uganda as crackdown on foreigners intensifies

Hundreds of Burundians and foreigners fled Nairobi's Country Bus Station for Uganda amid President Ruto's crackdown on illegal immigrants and unpermitted businesses.

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