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Over 120 businessmen have filed a case against the government over the licencing of businesses operated by Chinese nationals in the country. They claim that the government has been promoting, aiding and abetting the influx of Chinese nationals in the country adding that their establishments have threatened the survival of the businesses and livelihoods of over 2 million Kenyans and over six million dependents.
Kenyan business owners sue over Chinese business licenses
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