Following nationwide protests, immigration expert Dr. Gideon Chitinga has urged the government to engage in dialogue with immigrant communities. He believes that this communication is essential for understanding the drivers of migration and for strengthening the country's immigration system.

The Kenyan government has clarified recent directives affecting foreign workers engaged in small-scale trade, assuring that the measures are intended to facilitate their stay as immigrants. According to the Kenya News Agency, Government Spokesperson Charles Owino said the directives, issued by President William Ruto on September 2, 2026, are aimed at regulating small-scale retail and informal trade rather than targeting immigrants unfairly. The clarification follows public attention to the presidential directive and its implications for foreign traders operating in the country's informal sector.

Minister in the Presidency Khumbudzo Ntshavheni conducted a media briefing to discuss the outcomes of the recent cabinet meeting. The briefing provided insights into the decisions made during the meeting, although specific details were not disclosed in the provided information.

Undocumented migrants are still being processed at the Beitbridge border post, with many arriving at the Musina repatriation centre, according to SABC News. The situation highlights ongoing challenges related to migration in the region.

Health Minister Dr. Joe Phaahla held a media briefing on Wednesday to provide an update on the Mpox outbreak. The briefing aimed to inform the public about the current status and response measures regarding the health crisis.

The European Union is set to hold a meeting in Brussels with Taliban officials, primarily to discuss the deportation of Afghan nationals lacking the right to remain in Europe. This meeting reflects ongoing concerns regarding migration and the status of Afghan refugees following the Taliban's return to power in Afghanistan.