Kenya has joined the rest of the world in marking the 75th World Refugee Day, with officials in Mombasa renewing the country’s commitment to protecting internally and externally displaced persons even as refugees appealed for greater livelihood support to rebuild their lives. The commemoration, held along Moi Avenue before culminating in a procession to Swahili…
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