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Youth Daily, June 27, 2024, 12:00 PM, Reporter Guo Xiaobei - Recent riots in Kenya resulted in protesters burning down government buildings, with even supermarkets operated by Chinese mainlanders being looted by locals. The unrest is linked to Kenya's role as a strategic link in the CCP's 'Belt and Road' initiative, with the country facing financial difficulties due to massive debts, leading to citizens expressing strong discontent by looting supermarkets owned by Chinese mainlanders. The Kenyan parliament's recent tax bill sparked nationwide protests, causing looting of Chinese-owned supermarkets. Analysis suggests that Kenya's discontent stems from the CCP's 'Belt and Road' policy and the country's mounting debts owed to China. Furthermore, reports indicate Chinese mainland hackers have engaged in long-term activities targeting various Kenyan government agencies to obtain information on the debt owed to China.
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