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Kenyan police apologise over arrest of Chinese journalists

byAgency Report
September 6, 2018
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The incident happened just days after Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta attended a summit in China, which is a crucial partner for the East African nation.

President Xi Jinping offered another 60 billion dollars in financing for Africa.

Officers on Wednesday raided the CGTN’s offices in Nairobi and detained some staff for what they alleged were immigration offences.

“The raid on the Chinese state-owned broadcaster was based on false information,” Charles Owino, Kenya’s national police spokesman told Reuters.

“We sincerely apologise for the mishap… Those detained were released later.”

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying confirmed the raid, telling a daily news briefing in Beijing that Kenyan police, during a sweep of illegal workers, had taken away several Chinese reporters and other staff members.

Mr Hua said that the Chinese embassy immediately complained to the Kenyan government and all the personnel were released on the same day.

“The Kenyan side has already apologised to the Chinese side about the improper law enforcement, and promised they will constrain the actions of police at the grassroots … and prevent such incidents from happening again,” Mr Hua said.

“According to what we understand, this action by the Kenyan policy is part of a move to crack down on illegal immigration, and is neither aimed at nor limited to Chinese citizens.”

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The propaganda department at China’s main state television station CCTV, which is the parent of CGTN, declined to comment on the incident.

China has helped to finance key infrastructure projects in Kenya, including a three-billion dollars railway that links the capital Nairobi to the port of Mombasa.

(Reuters/NAN)

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