Updated Thu, July 14th 2016 at 00:00 GMT +3Isaac Mea, a Kenyan, at the Wilson Airport upon arrival from South Sudan Tuesday. The senators said no official communication on the fate of the many Kenyans working in South Sudan had been forthcoming. [Photo: Edward Kiplimo/standard]Kenyans evacuated from South Sudan recounted the terrifying moments of being holed up in their houses as the fighting continued. Drivers warnedKenya Long Distance Truck Drivers Union General Secretary Nicholas Mbuga warned drivers not to cross to South Sudan until further notice. And senators yesterday demanded a statement from Foreign Affairs Cabinet Secretary Amina Mohammed on the fate of Kenyans working in the war-torn country.

Source: Standard Digital July 13, 2016 20:15 UTC