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British Journalist Says Detained In Kenya Without Charge

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A British journalist for The Times of London newspaper says he is being detained at a Nairobi airport without explanation or charge after entering Kenya.

“Just been arrested at the airport on orders of security services,” Jerome Starkey tweeted on Friday morning after his arrest on Thursday.

Rono Burnei, the deputy police chief in charge of all Kenyan airports, says Starkey is being held over immigration issues but declines to give details.

Starkey said in a statement that immigration officials at the airport told him security agencies had put a “block” on his passport.

Starkey has lived in Kenya since 2012, when he was appointed Africa correspondent for The Times after years working in Afghanistan.

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