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Construction of the 700km Kenya-Somalia border fence to continue,says CS Nkaissery

Interior Cabinet Secretary Joseph Nkaissery during the opening of Kenya-Somalia reconciliation meeting in Nairobi on April 24 2016.The meeting seeks to enhance peace and stability that has existed between the two countries. PHOTO DAVID NJAAGA/STANDARD}

The construction of the 700km Kenya-Somalia border fence to bar unwanted persons from illegally getting into the country will continue as planned.

Interior Cabinet Secretary Joseph Nkaissery said the fence will not deter or limit the movement of other people from and to Somalia as perceived.

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