government has expressed its disappointment over a high court ruling that closing the Dadaab refugee camp would be illegal. Nairobi last year announced its plans to close the camp. It's the world's largest refugee camp. Rights groups took the matter to court -- and they won. The state plans to appeal the ruling. CGTN's Robert Nagila has more
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