Kenya issues ultimatum to UNHCR to close Dabaab, Kakuma refugee camps
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ส.ค. 2024
- As of March 2019, the camp hosted some 210,556 refugees, the United Nations said. Of this figure, 202, 381 are from Somalia, with 56 percent of them being children. There are 55,000 South Sudanese in the camp.
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Take my people back home who need Kenya 🇰🇪🤪
When two bulls fight only the grass surfers
@@pamelanyakoa6304 - There is Only one BULL here which was Good Enough to ACCOMMODATE ALL these so Called "REFUGEES"? but now Some of them has built PERMANENT HOUSES and Claiming 🇰🇪KENYA TERRITORY. THEY have to go to wherever they Came from. PERIOD. SIMPLE AS THAT. That's it.
@@alonsobrazzel3011 Exactly. They have been squatters since most are refusing to leave and are being arrogant. Its time to close down the camps.
Says Someone who lives nowhere near Somalia. Your people clearly need Kenya which I think it is the only country that has rooted for hope in Somalia while most European citizens/ countries termed them as terrorists. Appreciate the hand that fed you
We don't need them in Kenya either 😏🇰🇪
They should also release the Africans enslaved in Libya 🇱🇾 in those holding torture centres. It is unfair that these people are left to suffer while the Europeans ignore them .
the problem with those in Lybia is they went there willingly. So, its not considered enslaved cause they are still going there despite the knowledge of such conditions happening. Sometimes, some of our brothers need to take care of themselves before making such journeys.
This report has not stated the justification given by Kenya. There are reasons why. The Unhcr Kenya office knows and have thanked Kenya for the support.
You are misleading the public by not stating the facts. Your report also has not stated that this is the third attempt since 2015, to close the camp.
It's been 30 years of helping thousands of people some of whom are thankless and most ungratefu. They often insult Kenya. . We've received the insults in peace. We did our part.
Let Europe, America, Canada & Australia take over from where Kenya has reached.
Actually they are not in Kenya, they are in Somalia, NFD belongs to Somalia and soon we will fight for this
Waiting to see you fight for whatever you are talking about here. 😂😂😂
Keep dreaming that it belongs to you and you will fight for it don't even think about fighting the mighty kenya
@@mohammedabdulhakim7953 waryaa adiga Somali matihid miyaa?
@@viralkenyan6249 there was a time they had called me the lion of Africa 🌍 and you know that if you read the story. We our on way to this path once again! See you soon boy
Invalid dream keep dreaming 🤣🤣🤣😂
this reporter's voice is always on fleek
It's not right to bite the hand that fed you when your neighbours refused to shelter you. Somalia officers started this border issue and brought it to the global scene without Kenyan officials knowing. Before camps were officially formed Kenya welcomed hundreds of Somali citizens when it's other neighbours were not capable. Kenya has risked so much and baby sat Somalia for years despite the funding of UNHCR.,The Kenyan government has part of its budget to help refugees. Kenya is one of the smart countries in the world. The Somalia officials should go back and read Kenya border disputes cz Kenya has remained fierce in protecting its borders. Idi Amin did the same trick claiming the Kenya-Uganda border was in Kakamega but President Moi was fierce. The migingo island thing, Kenyan won.
@@Afgooye_1 so ethiopia has been nice ? you are thankless, bombing and killing kenyans even after hosting you for 30 yrs..time to go..
Are you even up to date with the whole incident? No you are not. Let me reach you as your clearly emotional. In 2009 the Kenyan government approached the Somali government to sign a MOU. It was not Somalia but Kenya who drafted this document with the help of Norwegian Diplomats. The same diplomats that Kenya is now accusing of pushing Somalia. After Somalia signed the MOU it was rejected by the Somali parliament and negotiations with Kenya began. Kenya failed to show up to the last meeting and after ignoring the Somali team, the Prime Minister not the president, took the case to the ICJ after Kenya failed to negotiate. The PM was replaced as a result. The Kenya side then wanted to negotiate and as they are doing now threatened to close the Dadaab camp, which they get millions from. Trust me most Somali want the camps relocated to South West Somalia so the area can get a boost in trade. Even your KDF is not appreciated in Somalia. İt is only the poor refugees who after suffering to get to these camps dont want the uncertainty of moving back. Based on international law and past judgements Somalia will certainly win the case. You talk about Somalia being ungrateful, who did you ask this? The Somali are very grateful but also are aware that since 1991 with the collapse of The government, billions of dollars from the global Somali community went through Kenya and particularly Nairobi contributing almost 20-30% of tax to The Nairobi tax revenues. Just because someone helped you doesn't mean you can take their property and land. If there is a disagreement then it should be settled at court, just as Somalia is doing now. So why is Kenya so upset and doesn't want to conti he the case? Because their whole case and arguments are rubbish and irrelevant. Not based on any international law or judgements.
@@charlibravo371 There is a difference between Opinion and emotion🤦♂️🤦♂️... It is clear you didn't read what I said. President Kibaki launched 'Linda Kenya' initiative to protect Kenya from outside in 2010/2011. It is clear there were initiatives made to protect Kenya from inside Somalia. The Norwegians were just mad they didn't get to mine oil in Turkana after Kenya rejected one of its company. That is why it pressured the Somalia government to file a case against Kenya in 2014 concerning its maritime. The Norwegian Somalia leader thinks the Norwegian government has Somalia interests at hand but the truth is together with Britain. The Norwegian government is going to keep that war going on, take free oil and Somalia resources for free without any sweat of sending its troops in numbers to fight Alshabaab. Somali people appreciate Kenya, if they didn't why did they flock to the Kenyan border or why are the smuggled into the Kenyan Refugee camps. If they hate Kenya so much, why not escape to Ethiopia, Eritrea in large numbers. It is safer to get asylum in Kenya cz there is peace in Kenya. Many Somalia people are even against the Kenya repatriation program cz they appreciate and feel safer in Kenya. Others are even all over Kenya doing business and learning. Guess where? KENYA institutions that you claim they 'Hate'. Let's get real, Once Britain and Norway get their hands on Somalia, It will mostly enrich the foreigners.
@@charlibravo371 What billion of dollars? I think you confusing the invasión of USA in the 90's with Kenya. There was an initiative in the 2010s to block and cut off the flow and supply of Arab money into Somalia to fund Alshabaab and most of these officials had bank accounts in Kenya, Ethiopia, Eritrea. Between Ethiopia and Eritrea one of them didn't comply and was seen as supporting terrorism. I remember you had to go through a thorough check process for anyone transacting more than a million shillings in Kenyan banks. The charcoal ordeal, Kenyan guys in collaboration with Somalia officials had a deal in taking such a resource in Somalia. But only Somalia can get itself back if they stop hiding the terrorists. The leaders should focus more on empowering its communities that is where the freedom starts. The foreigners are not for Somalia
@@charlibravo371 get facts right before you look stiupid,what international laws do you know,you are talking of 2009 but Kenya has exercised jurisdication of that disputed area since 1979.The maritime border of east African countries uses equilateral line,not the rubbish you are claiming there.
Failed state somalia should get ready to receive them....
Anyway thanks for hosting Somalis..
I stand with kenya let that failed state take back their own citizens and Kenya should go extra mile and protect its interests what ever the cost somalia is a hostile country and should be treated as such long live kenya 🇰🇪 VIVA Kenya
@@ahmedabdi8336 don't worry about Somalia worry about convincing the world of your fake republic.
@@Amincade1995 We wish we could continue hosting them. But Somalis in Somalia are starting to become a problem and using the camp to become hostile towards Kenya. I think its high time everybody should go back to their own country. Not everybody appreciates hospitality nowadays.
@@charlibravo371 you mean Somaliland does not need to convince anyone they are an independent nation.?
This Business in the name of refugees God protect them
robert nagila reporting with potatoes in his mouth
Haha... You remember the potato thing.
The Sound 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Mi chiamo Biagio di Balsamo
Why must the reporter speak like a middle-aged British lady?
Kkkkk. Everyone wants to sound western people.
Closing Kakuma is better them stay again in kakuma
Nah man it ain right. Where they finna go, I understand the situation is pretty grey but it’s going to hurt most if not all of them. It sucks but we gotta take care of folks, just like the Lord intended. Idk maybe it’s just me
They are closing the camp because some Somalis are closing insecurity in the country using the camp. Also, situations have improved in Somalia and South Sudan. These refugees have been there for more than 10 years now. We can't host them anymore.
Again I understand, but I’m sure you’re well aware of what is happening in Tigray right? These countries have been in turmoil for decades and the only refuge they got is Kenya. And honestly I think they’re pushing it more as because of the maritime dispute. If we keeping it a buck it’s some personal vendetta against Somalia. And securing our borders I mean that’s a pretty valid reason. All I’m saying is there has to be another way. At the end of the day they’re not all to blame for the attacks in Kenya. It’s a small number of bad hombres, how about we give them identification badges, that way we can root out the terrorists and let the other folks stay. America has the same issues as well and it wold be wrong to just turn all those immigrants away Nó? We have to find a better suited solution for both parties u feel me. But that’s just me. I understand it’s not a black and white issue but hopefully we make the right choice
Kenya has enough problems of its own now. Not like 30 years ago when the refugees started coming. Let them go in peace. We did our part.
@@raychelleinjete4024 we all do, but we’re better off than most if not all the countries at that region. All I’m asking is for folks to appeal to their humanity, like they have been for the last 3 decades or so. Also they receive a large sum of money taking care of those refugees and I can almost guarantee not all of it goes to helping them
Are you aware that despite Kenya hosting over 250,000 refugess,tge two countries have no diplomatic relationship? Kenya is a peaceful country and has always supported refugees. Let other countries take them in. However, the thankless attitude, will scare away countries that are in a position to help. How do you insult a person who's hosting you and say it's you right to stay in their house? Let's be truthful, kind and peaceful. You only value something when you lose it. Go in peace. We did our part.
So sad
Sio sad nisawa
The two weeks are over now what are they waiting now why can't they take us back to somalia cuz it's clear they need money from UNHCR 😅😅😅