Kenyan man convicted in US for running con agency that placed fake nurses in hospitals
Kenyan David Mungai Njenga was convicted for running a scam that placed unqualified nurses in hospitals, risking thousands of patientsโ lives in the US.
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Kenyan David Mungai Njenga was convicted for running a scam that placed unqualified nurses in hospitals, risking thousands of patientsโ lives in the US.
According to the ambassador, more than 2,000 Kenyan students have studied in China under Chinese government scholarships, while four Confucius Institutes in Kenya have trained tens of thousands of people to learn the Chinese language.
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