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As repression soars, East Africans are finding fragile refuge in Nairobi

The Standard Kenyan about 18 hours 1 mins read

Tanzania's security forces unleashed a ruthless crackdown on protests sparked by alleged rigging of the vote, with rights groups and the opposition saying thousands were killed.

As repression soars, East Africans are finding fragile refuge in Nairobi

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