Thread by @wmnjoya

This deal is inhuman, illegal and unconstitutional. How do you send nurses trained to treat Kenyans to treat UK nationals, then you get a cut? Is that not human trafficking?

Will the nurses be allowed to move with their families and their kids attend school? @StateHouseKenya

https://twitter.com/NationAfrica/status/1439495682562445313

"Human Trafficking is the recruitment, transportation, transfer, harbouring or receipt of people through force, fraud or deception, with the aim of exploiting them for profit."

GoK has forced medical workers to go abroad by mistreating them and not employing them. That's force.

Getting pay for the work of Kenyans whom the government does not employ is profit for work which the government hasn't done, especially if those nurses paid their own fees.

If they can't go with their families, that's emotional abuse.

Is GoK letting Kenyan nurses know that they risk encountering racist patients and working under a government whose campaign was based on hostility towards immigrants?
theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

.@mkawasi explained why exporting African workers by African governments goes contrary to the idea of what a government does in the first place.

This deal is an admission of failure of the Jubilee government.