As Kenyans mark Labour Day, there is little cause for celebration for the country’s working population, particularly those who have pinned their hopes on jobs abroad.
For thousands of Kenyans, both at home and overseas, Labour Day is not a moment of recognition but a grim reminder of unfulfilled promises, systemic abuse, and state failure.
In recent weeks, there has been an outcry over the rising number of Kenyans who have been scammed by unscrupulous recruitment agencies.
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