Drunkenness, prostitution': Kenyans in Bahrain warned against misconduct

Sex & Relationships
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We have gone international elders

Kenyans living in Bahrain have been cautioned against engaging in illegal activities.

A notice from the Kenyan Embassy to citizens in the country said Bahrain authorities are concerned with the number of Kenyan citizens who have been arrested due to unlawful acts.

“On a regular basis, the Ministry of Interior of the Kingdom of Bahrain furnishes the Embassy with information on Kenyan nationals arrested and incarcerated in Bahrain due to disorderly behaviour and breaking the law,” the notice read.

It said, “The Embassy is concerned that of late, the cases of unlawful acts by Kenyans have become increasingly rampant further raising concerns with Bahrain authorities due to the high number of them in detentions, deportation centres and in government shelters”.

According to the notice signed by Raphael Musyoka on behalf of the Ambassador, illegal sale of alcohol, drunkness and disorderly in public spaces, fighting and altercation in public and prostitution, [SIZE=5]illegal massage parlors[/SIZE] and house parties are among concerns raised by Bahrain authorities.

Other activities include lack of proper residence documentation and immigration offences, high illicit pregnancy cases and changing employment with no regard to labour laws.

“In view of the above, the Embassy wishes to caution Kenyans against involvement in these illegal acts and at the same time encourage observance of the laws and regulations of the host country,” the notice read.

The Embassy did not however indicate how many Kenyans had been deported or put in incarceration centres.

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Hii tabia yetu mbovu tuna export everywhere

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muteso huyo ni wewe, wengine kama sisi we are law abiding

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I don’t see tribalism

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those message parlours must be for shiny eyes.:Dviashara lazima itambe

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Isn’t this slavery? How much do they make in Bahrain? Afadhali kurudi Kenya uishi venye unataka.

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Basic law of supply and demand… Inakaa hawa waarabu wanapenda sana hio ngono ya kenyans

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Mkamba wacha kufikiria kama mcoosh

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Those are normal problems anywhere in the world. As long as they are not selling drugs, involved in kidnappings and such gross crimes.

Rather than our embassy push for better jobs, better work perks/working conditions , access to white collar/blue collar jobs. Persecution of the Arabs mistreating Kenyans. They have time for this nonsense.

Sex is a human right. Bahrain should accommodate and appreciate our norms and lifestyle. Have designated bars/Entertainment zones, health, counseling centre’s and hospitals for other open cultures and health related issues.

Can’t a black man be treated with respect and honor?

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Wanjiku na Muthoni wanachomea Kenya :D:D:D:D:D:D hawa lazima wakuwe to ni okuyu

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Kenyan embassies must be the only ones in the world that help the host country make life harder for kenyans while doing nothing to assist kenyans in need. Washienzi kabisa.

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Hizi ndio gani?

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A huge number of Kenyans in the UAE are shineyes… and Ahmed Nasir was saying sijui they are business oriented.

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umalair utatumaliza…massage palour lazima :smiley:

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Fuck the Bahraini fools hatutambui rules and regulations sisi ni @WongNamba na @Mambombaya

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Prostitution is the oldest profession kijana. It falls under business, whether legal or illegal.

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We have gone international elders

Kenyans living in Bahrain have been cautioned against engaging in illegal activities.

A notice from the Kenyan Embassy to citizens in the country said Bahrain authorities are concerned with the number of Kenyan citizens who have been arrested due to unlawful acts.

“On a regular basis, the Ministry of Interior of the Kingdom of Bahrain furnishes the Embassy with information on Kenyan nationals arrested and incarcerated in Bahrain due to disorderly behaviour and breaking the law,” the notice read.

It said, “The Embassy is concerned that of late, the cases of unlawful acts by Kenyans have become increasingly rampant further raising concerns with Bahrain authorities due to the high number of them in detentions, deportation centres and in government shelters”.

According to the notice signed by Raphael Musyoka on behalf of the Ambassador, illegal sale of alcohol, drunkness and disorderly in public spaces, fighting and altercation in public and prostitution, [SIZE=5]illegal massage parlors[/SIZE] and house parties are among concerns raised by Bahrain authorities.

Other activities include lack of proper residence documentation and immigration offences, high illicit pregnancy cases and changing employment with no regard to labour laws.

“In view of the above, the Embassy wishes to caution Kenyans against involvement in these illegal acts and at the same time encourage observance of the laws and regulations of the host country,” the notice read.

The Embassy did not however indicate how many Kenyans had been deported or put in incarceration centres.
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Bahrain mzima is one big hub of Prostitution and drinking, huko ndio mraia za Saudi Arabia wanaenda kusafisha rungu weekends kuanzia Thursday jioni. Hio Island hujaa hadi inaweza sink.
Hapo kwa massage palour na Prostitution wakenya wamekuwa sacrificial lamb. Kwanza lanye wa Kenya ni grade ya chini sana huko Thailands Philippines waarabu Americans na eastern Europeans ndio wanatamba huko. Brothels ziko mingi huko ROYSAMBU lumumba drive ni saucer.
Wasaudi wanasafisha rungu hadi anakosa pesa ya kubuy petrol anauza simu at a throw away price. Huko ni little Vegas[/QUOTE]

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If people don’t want to follow rules warudishe Kwao wakae kwa Amani. Most kenyans like breaking rules and operating with Impunity. Some of these countries are very strict.

We should also be strict with Immigrants in our own country especially Nigerians who chew our women mercilessly in Roysambu

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should we mention the TRIBE or you will accuse us of tribalism. OKUYUS mmepeleka umalaya Bahrain.

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Wewe ni @bure kabisa