Kenya's role as one of Africa's largest refugee-hosting countries has shaped the nation's international relations, domestic security debate, and local economies for over three decades. The camps of Da...
Kenya's role as one of Africa's largest refugee-hosting countries reflects both the generosity of a nation that has provided sanctuary to hundreds of thousands of people fleeing conflict, and the comp...
Kenya hosts over half a million refugees primarily from Somalia, South Sudan, and the DRC, concentrated in the vast Dadaab and Kakuma camp complexes that have existed for over three decades. This arti...
Kenya has hosted hundreds of thousands of refugees for over three decades, making it one of the most significant refugee-hosting nations in Africa. From the vast Dadaab complex near the Somali border ...