
Mumias East MP Peter Salasya has strongly criticized the government’s labour export program, branding it a national shame that has led to untold suffering, broken homes, and shattered dreams. Speaking on Monday, February 3, Salasya raised concerns over the struggles Kenyan migrant workers face in the diaspora, especially in Gulf countries. He argued that exporting labour as a solution to unemployment has inflicted more harm than good, leaving many workers in worse conditions than before.
Salasya stated. He challenged the government to evaluate the real impact of the program. he declared.
Salasya highlighted the grim reality many Kenyan migrant workers face. He pointed out that most endure difficult conditions only to return home to even greater despair and end in a cycle of misery. he lamented.
Criticizing the government’s failure to create jobs locally, Salasya described the reliance on labour export as a leadership failure. He urged the government to shift focus toward building industries, boosting manufacturing, and embracing digital transformation. he asked.
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