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All Kenyans in South Africa safe, urged to stay indoors

South Africa chaos

South Africa Defence Force soldiers stand guard in front of Maponya Mall in Soweto on July 14, 2020 as unrest raged. The Kenyan government says none of its nationals living in South Africa have been harmed in the protests.

Photo credit: Luca Sola | AFP

The Kenyan government says none of its nationals living in South Africa have been harmed in the protests that began last week to demand the release of jailed ex-President Jacob Zuma.

High Commissioner to Pretoria Catherine Mwangi said on Wednesday that the Mission is working with diaspora associations to trace members' whereabouts, but indicated there were no reports of death or injuries of Kenyan nationals.