Kenya plans talks over reports of citizens joining a foreign military

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  At least two senior Kenyan government officials are expected to travel to a nuclear-armed state for talks over reports that Kenyans are being recruited into its military.

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  The reports have raised concern in Kenya as the General Election approaches.

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  Authorities face pressure to establish the facts, protect citizens abroad and address public concern about risks to people travelling for military-related opportunities.

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  The issue also presents a diplomatic challenge for Nairobi.

Who

At least two top Kenyan government officials are expected to travel for talks. The reported recruits are Kenyans.

What

Officials are expected to discuss reports that Kenyans are being recruited into a foreign military.

When

The officials are expected to travel, but no date is stated.

Where

The talks are expected to take place in a nuclear-armed state; its name is not stated.

Why

To address the reports, establish the facts and respond to concerns about risks facing Kenyans abroad.

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