Kenyan Newspaper, April 30: Kenyans are dismissed in Qatar after the government took them to work

On Wednesday, April 30, local newspapers published a variety of topics, including the misery of Kenyans who the government promised jobs in Qatar.

The newspapers also reported the politics of the day, with the opposition merged with the aim of ousting the President William Ruto in power.

Daily Nation

Gazette Daily Nation It reported on the misery of Kenyans dismissed from Qatar despite being promised by the government.

In December last year, the Ministry of Labor under the Minister Alfred Mutua It ran a campaign to hire unemployed Kenyans.

Mutua revealed that approximately 200 Kenyans had been assigned to Qatar’s troops.

The government signed one organization to oversee the travel and employment of the Kenyans in the Gulf country.

Job seekers were required to pay KSh 250,000 to the agency, as well as KSh 10,000 for health audits.

When they arrived in Qatar, it was discovered that their health audit reports had been forged, which caused them to be dismissed.

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They are now seeking help, with some revealing that they borrowed money to pay the fees, which have now been lost after being rejected in Qatar.

People Daily

The People Daily newspaper reported about the opposition coalition aimed at the Gen Z.

The squad has vowed to liberate Kenyans from President William Ruto’s administration. The others in the group are the leaders of the parties Kalonzo Musyoka (Wiper), Martha Karua (PLP), and Eugene Wamalwa (DAP Kenya). Gachagua is expected to launch his party next month.

Surprisingly, all union leaders have already announced the intention to run for the highest seat in the country.

When Karua inaugurated his party in February this year, he made it clear that he would use it to come to power.

Kalonzo and Malwa have also announced their intention. Recently, Gachagua suggested that he would use all tactics to ensure he was returned to the presidential rights, after being ousted as deputy president in 2024.

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In Kenya, officials who have been laid off or dismissed are not allowed to hold nomination or nomination positions.

It will be a question to wait to see who the group will agree to submit him as the presidential candidate as the election approaches, as they must continue to be one to defeat Ruto.

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Source: TUKO.co.ke