
CCTV footage circulating in Nairobi shows three suspects breaking into a shop co-owned by Eric Mhanayo, a Congolese national, in the Embakasi area. According to Tuko, the incident has heightened anxiety among foreign traders in the capital, coming amid an ongoing crackdown on foreigners. The footage reportedly captures the suspects forcing entry into the premises, and the case has drawn attention to the safety concerns facing migrant business owners operating in the city.
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