President William Ruto’s recent directive targeting foreigners operating small businesses in Kenya has sparked mixed reactions in Kwale, with residents divided between protecting employment opportunities for Kenyans and concerns that the move could fuel xenophobia tendencies. The debate has particularly attracted attention in areas such as Diani and Kombani, where people from different East African…
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