Mudavadi heads to Russia to discuss repatriation of Kenyans

Tens of Kenyans fighting in the Russia-Ukraine war could be repatriated back home, should talks between Kenya and Russia bear fruit. Prime cabinet secretary who is also the cs for foreign affairs musalia is tomorrow expected to hold bilateral talks with the Russian Minister of foreign affairs sergey lavrov on the recruitment of Kenyans into the russian war, with the meeting expected to, among other things, facilitate the unconditional release and repatriation of Kenyans back to Kenya. Mudavadi, who arrived in Moscow this evening, is also expected to push for Russia to put Kenya on its stop list to prevent future recruitment of Kenyans to the russian military.