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New Comoros law bans foreign nationals from certain jobs

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A new Comorian law enacted on October 7, 2026, prohibits foreign nationals from operating specific small-scale businesses, potentially affecting thousands of Malagasy workers. This legislation aligns with broader continental trends of economic protectionism against migrant labor. The article reports on the immediate threat to livelihoods but does not provide details on enforcement mechanisms, specific business types banned, or the number of affected individuals beyond the general 'thousands' estimate.

Key points

• A new law in the Comoros enacted on October 7, 2026, prohibits foreign nationals from running certain small-scale businesses, threatening the livelihoods of thousands of people, most of them Malagasy.

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The article reports on the immediate threat to livelihoods but does not provide details on enforcement mechanisms, specific business types banned, or the number of affected individuals beyond the general 'thousands' estimate.

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