Twelve Kenyans related to diplomatic staff in Japan are back in the country safe and sound. This is the first batch of evacuees from that country in the wake of two natural disasters and the threat of nuclear contamination. Kenya’s acting foreign affairs permanent secretary ambassador Patrick Wamoto says the country is keenly monitoring the crisis in Japan and will conduct further evacuations if need arises.
Kenyans in Japan to be evacuated
Living
By | 14 years ago | 1 Min read
.
Trending Now
- Hooked on screens? Experts warn of growing threat to brain health
- How to deal with pain no one sees
- Is your partner speaking your love language?
- I've waited for this ring for years, now what?
- Top women in film
- Break up recipe: Don’t ask your partner her sexual past
- Halle Berry hasn't aged a day in 18 years as she stuns in orange bikini
- All eyes on Ruto as he prepares to name Principal Secretaries
- All you need to know on property ownership
- Belly fat: The hidden health risk at your waistline
.
Popular this week
- Hooked on screens? Experts warn of growing threat to brain health
- How to deal with pain no one sees
- Why does every "good guy" I date eventually feel like a red flag?
- The ultimate guide to dressing for the rainy season
- Struggling with tough times? Take action today
- Style without the splurge: Your simple guide to looking chic on a budget
- Rwandan lawmakers back move to let President Kagame run again
- Get to know Endometriosis a little better
- Widow has dead husband ‘skinned’ so she can hang his tattoos on wall
- OPINION: No texts, no flowers from these sons of Beelzebub
.
Similar Articles
.
Recommended Articles
GET OUR NEWSLETTER
Subscribe to our newsletter and stay updated on the latest developments and special offers!
join