Kenyans returning from fighting in Ukraine to receive amnesty, following diplomatic efforts to address illegal military recruitment
Kenyans who had been fighting for Russia in the ongoing conflict in Ukraine will receive amnesty upon their return to Kenya, as announced by the nation's foreign minister. This decision follows a recent diplomatic effort led by Musalia Mudavadi, who visited Moscow to address the concerning trend of illegal recruitment of Kenyans for military service abroad. The amnesty aims to mitigate the repercussions faced by individuals who were conscripted illegally under Kenyan law, which prohibits citizens from joining foreign armed forces and can carry penalties of up to ten years in prison. Reports from Kenya's foreign ministry estimate that approximately... [Continue Reading]
U.S. Customs and Border Protection Hosts 3-Day Career Expo in San Antonio
U.S. Customs and Border Protection is organizing a three-day in-person career expo in San Antonio, scheduled for March 24 through 26. The event offers local job seekers a chance to explore career opportunities within CBP, learn about the agency’s mission, and understand the application process. Attendees will have direct access to CBP recruiters for guidance on applications, resumes, and interview preparation. While onsite application submissions will be accepted during the expo, no interviews or job offers will be conducted at the event. The expo targets individuals looking for challenging roles with a strong sense of mission and opportunities for advancement... [Continue Reading]
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At least 23 dead and over 100 injured in suspected suicide bombings in Maiduguri, Nigeria during Ramadan festivities
Tragedy struck in Maiduguri, Nigeria, as at least 23 people were confirmed dead following a series of suspected suicide bombings. The attacks occurred on Monday evening, during iftar, the breaking of the fast, amid the holy month of Ramadan. More than 100 individuals sustained injuries from the blasts, which targeted the post office, market areas, and the entrance to the University of Maiduguri teaching hospital, a facility situated in the heart of the city. The bombings shattered Maiduguri's relative peace, as the city had previously been perceived as a safe haven over recent years while insurgent activities had largely diminished.... [Continue Reading]
Russia halts recruitment of Kenyan nationals for combat roles in Ukraine conflict
In a significant development, the Russian government has announced that it will cease the recruitment of Kenyan nationals for combat roles in the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. This decision marks a shift in Russia's military personnel strategy, as previous reports indicated a growing interest in enlisting foreign fighters, including individuals from Kenya. The announcement comes amid a broader context of geopolitical tensions and the implications of foreign involvement in the conflict. According to reports issued late on March 16, 2026, the Russian government's decision to stop recruiting from Kenya was described as part of an ongoing reassessment of its military... [Continue Reading]
Russia to cease recruitment of Kenyan citizens for Ukraine conflict, announces Kenya's foreign minister Musalia Mudavadi
Kenya's foreign minister, Musalia Mudavadi, announced on Monday that Russia has agreed to cease the recruitment of Kenyan citizens to fight in the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. This development follows growing concerns about the participation of Kenyans in the war, with reports indicating that hundreds may have been recruited through informal channels. The discussions took place in Moscow, where Mudavadi met with his Russian counterpart, Sergey Lavrov. In recent interviews, Mudavadi revealed that this agreement prohibits the enlistment of Kenyans via the Russian Ministry of Defence. "We have now agreed that Kenyans shall not be enlisted through the [Russian] Ministry... [Continue Reading]
