A Kenyan-born pastor is battling for her life in Canada as she faces deportation back to the very country she fled due to threats from a powerful religious figure.
Reverend Rosalind Wanyeki, who has served the Kenyan diaspora community in Toronto for five years, is scheduled to be deported on August 7 despite overwhelming community support for her stay.
Wanyeki fled Kenya with her two young children, then aged four and eight months, after facing persecution from a high-ranking church official. Since arriving in Canada, she has established a church, run a business, and provided extensive pastoral and emotional support to over 1,000 members of the Kenyan community.
Reverend Rosalind Wanyeki, who has served the Kenyan diaspora community in Toronto for five years, and now faces deportation.
