The Kenyan High Commission in London faced a significant diplomatic embarrassment on Tuesday after posting a series of tweets about the ongoing violence in the UK, only to delete them shortly afterward.

Initially, the mission posted three statements with incorrect references to Northern Ireland, mistakenly calling it “Northern Island” and “Northern Ireand.”

These posts were subsequently deleted, and a corrected statement was issued, only to be deleted again and replaced with a fourth statement that omitted references to Northern Ireland and featured a new design.

“Kenyan High Commission in London, United Kingdom is closely monitoring the series of protests happening in the United Kingdom, primarily driven by far-right and anti-immigrant groups,” read the fourth statement issued by the Kenyan mission.

Interestingly, the mission, located at Kenya House in London, has two deputy heads of mission: career diplomat Edwin Afande and London-based preacher Joseph Warui.

This is the first time Nairobi has deployed two deputy high commissioners to one embassy, and the Foreign Office has not provided any clarification on the reasons behind these postings.