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Kenya: Govt Initiates Repatriation Process for 4,993 Kenyans Living in Ethiopia's Dillo, Megado

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[Capital FM] Nairobi -- The government has initiated the repatriation process for 4,993 Kenyans living in Ethiopia's Dillo and Megado refugee camps, following their formal request to return home after years of displacement due to interethnic violence, particularly among the Borana, Rendile, and Gabra communities.

Source: allAfrica.com

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