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The Ministry of Labour has summoned 44 recruitment and travel agencies accused of defrauding Kenyans seeking employment abroad.
In a statement dated Friday, July 18, 2025, Labour Cabinet Secretary Alfred Mutua said the agencies must appear before the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) at the Multi-Agency Taskforce Office, located on the 7th floor of the NSSF Building in Nairobi.
Mutua said the crackdown follows dozens of formal complaints lodged by citizens who claim they were misled, exploited, or defrauded by unlicensed agencies and individuals posing as job placement agents.
“If you’re posing as a travel or recruitment agency and engaging in job placement without proper registration or licenses, we will come for you,” Mutua warned. He added that failure to honour the summons could lead to arrest, prosecution, and deregistration.
The move comes days after a high level meeting chaired by the Labour CS alongside the Attorney General, the Director of Public Prosecutions, and the DCI. The meeting resolved to form a multi-agency taskforce to investigate and take legal action against fraudulent recruiters.
Mutua urged the public to help trace the agencies and inform them of the summons. He also encouraged victims and whistleblowers to continue reporting such cases to the Multi-Agency Response Team.
“Kenyans deserve safe, transparent and dignified access to overseas job opportunities,” Mutua emphasized, vowing to dismantle cartels profiting from job seekers’ desperation.
Below is the full list of the 44 recruitment agencies ordered to appear before the DCI:
1. AL-AMAD WORLD VENTURES
2. MOSLVN TRAVEL AGENCY / MOSLINE TRAVEL CONSULTANCY FIRM
3. DIBADDA INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL AGENCY LIMITED
4. MASCOT VISAS LIMITED
5. VINTMARK TRAVEL AGENCY
6. TAFAHAKHDAR LIMITED
7. SUSTAR TRAVEL LINK
8. INTERSCOPE TRAVELS LIMITED
9. MUSTERD
10. FAR & FARHA LIMITED
11. AMBLE BEGINNING
12. JELANI TOURS & SAFARIS AFRICA
13. AMERLEE RECRUITMENT AGENCY LIMITED
14. TREVARON TRAVEL AND TOURS
15. TGRAM GLOBAL CONSULTANCY LTD
16. JETSET GLOBAL JOURNEY
17. TRUSTPIN TRAVEL AGENCY
18. AVIATE IMPERIAL AFRICA
19. DOMICHE INTERNATIONAL TOURS
20. EVETECH TRAVEL AGENCY
21. AL-JABALI TRAVELLING AGENCY
22. EMPIMS TRAVEL AGENCY
23. KENKIR TRAVEL AGENCIES LIMITED
24. FIRMIN INTERNATIONAL TRAVELS
25. SULLIHISHO AFRICA LIMITED
26. EMINENCE RECRUITMENT AGENCY
27. SWIFT PASS GLOBAL
28. LEKING RECRUITMENT AGENCY
29. ASWAAQ SUPERMARKET
30. ELINIDAMAGO AGENCIES LIMITED
31. STARCATE AGENCIES
32. HERITAGE EXPEDITIONS
33. SYDD TRAVEL AGENCY
34. AL HADHRAMY & MAHLA AGENCY
35. PROPER EDUCATION LINK LIMITED
36. GOLDEN KEY TRAVEL CONSULTANCY
37. MARESTER INTERNATIONAL LIMITED
38. STARGATE AGENCIES
39. GEOVANY AGENCIES LIMITED
40. CANDY DANIELS AGENCY
41. BURI AL-KHALEEJ
42. FLYDEL CONSULTANCY LIMITED / MACMAN TRAVELS LIMITED
43. ST PETERS FIRST CLASS AFRIQUE LIMITED
44. MEHARI TRAVEL AGENCY / BILBET TRAVEL AGENCY
The Labour Ministry says it remains committed to safeguarding Kenyans seeking work opportunities abroad and dismantling networks that have cost desperate job seekers millions of shillings.
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