What Kenya’s improved passport ranking means for Kenyans travelling abroad

Kenya’s rise in the Henley Passport Index signals relative improvement in global passport standing, but travellers still face visa requirements for most destinations. Kenya’s passport has moved up five places to 68th globally in the latest Henley Passport Index, a development that gives the country a stronger relative position in global travel mobility despite a […]

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