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A construction worker on a railway project near Makueni, Kenya has witnessed an extraordinary rise in Chinese economic engagement over the past decade. Photograph: Pan Siwei/Xinhua Press/Corbis
The owner of a Chinese restaurant in Nairobi that operated a no Africans policy has been arrested after media reports about the establishment triggered an outcry on social media.
Zhao Yang was charged with operating a restaurant without a valid licence only hours after the Daily Nation, Kenyas biggest newspaper, published a front-page story about the restaurant.
Co-owner Esther Zhao told the newspaper that Africans posed a security risk and needed to be kept out after 5pm. We dont admit Africans that we dont know because you never know who is al-Shabaab and who isnt, she said, referring to the Somali-based terror group blamed for a number of attacks in Kenya in recent years.
We dont admit Africans that we dont know because you never know who is Al-Shabaab and who isnt
It is not like it is written on somebodys face that they are a thug armed with a gun.
Staff were quoted saying the restaurants security detail were under strict instruction not to let in any Africans in the evening, although one or two loyal customers were allowed.
The story triggered outrage across the internet. Under the hashtag #noblacksallowed, Twitter users called for the restaurant to be shut down.
I dont understand how this article isnt ironic. This cant be real, one reader, Aisha, said. Most commentators demanded the deportation of the restaurant owners.
There is a proverb, loosely translated, which says if you hate the cow, you should also shun leather, one said. Let the Chinese go do this in China. This is Kenya, and if there is something they do not like, they are free to leave.
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Published: March 23, 2015 - Updated: March 24, 2015 1:57 pm
By Bob Niedbala
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WAYNESBURG Greene County will soon have another option for restaurant dining as plans were approved Monday by the Franklin Township supervisors for an Applebees restaurant.
The supervisors approved site plans for the restaurant which will be constructed in front of the Greene Plaza on Route 21, next to the Taco Bell restaurant.
The plans were reviewed March 16 by the township planning commission, which recommended the supervisors approval with a number of conditions.
Steve Coss, township code enforcement officer, told the supervisors most of the conditions cited by the commission are being addressed between Applebees engineer and the townships engineer.
One of the issues involves parking. Entrance to the restaurant from Route 21 will be by Miller Lane and the traffic lane through Greene Plaza. The restaurant will have 25 to 30 parking spaces on-site, Coss said.
Any additional parking that may be needed, to meet requirements of the township zoning ordinance, will be provided by spaces available at the Greene Plaza, he said.
Steve Krekus, director of construction for Applebees, told the supervisors construction of the 5,400-square-foot restaurant will begin as soon as all required permits are received.
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Freddy's Frozen Custard and Steakburgers at Alamance Crossing should open by later this spring.
With warmer weather on the way, area residents should begin to see an influx in construction around the city of Burlington.
We are hoping a lot of these projects will get started when the weather breaks, Burlington Zoning Administrator Joey Lea said. A few are still pending, but springtime is when we expect them to get started.
Since 2014, the city has had more than a dozen projects that have been approved by the citys Board of Adjustment, Burlington City Council or technical review, Lea said. Of those, five have begun or completed formal construction. Others have begun grading, demolition and survey work.
The five projects that have been completed or construction has officially begun are:
The completed Taco Bell that moved across the street to the Holly Hill Mall parking lot.
The construction of Freddys Frozen Custard & Steakburgers, next to Five Below in an Alamance Crossing outparcel. The store is a fast-casual restaurant franchise that brings to life the America of the late 1940s and early 1950s. Construction on the 3,793-square-foot building began in January. It should be open in late spring.
The construction of a car wash along Huffman Mill Road.
The construction of a six-floor, 150-unit Drury Inn and Suites on an outparcel at Alamance Crossing. According to a company spokesman, Elon University was a draw for the Missouri-based company, and the hotel should open in spring 2016.
The expansion of Kayser-Roth, 714 W. Interstate Service Road, which began last fall. The expansion represents an $18 million investment and is expected to create 50 jobs.
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