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Aid cash barons sad over refugee camps’ closure

A meeting held last week in Nairobi between Kenya and Somalia foreign ministers as well as representatives of the UN refugee agency (UNHCR) seems to have given a new lifeline to the Dadaab refugee camp.

At the heart of the decision is availability of funds to execute the entire repatriation process, including providing incentives to refugees to voluntarily leave the camp.

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