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Kenya: 'Choices Have Consequences', Govt Tells UN
Capital FM, 13 November 2016
State House spokesperson Manoah Esipisu says the Government's move to withdraw from South Sudan peace process will not hamper negatively on its international standing. Read more »
Choices Have Consequences, Kenya Tells UN
In his message concerning the government's withdrawal of troops from South Sudan, state house spokesperson Manoah Esipisu has explained to the UN that Kenya has only detached itself from activities of United Nations Mission in that country but will continue pushing for peace process in the troubled neighbouring state through other regional means.
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Kenya: We Haven't Abandoned You, Govt Tells South Sudan
Nation, 13 November 2016
Kenya has assured South Sudan that it will not abandon its obligation to restore peace even after pulling troops out of the troubled county following a row with the United Nations. Read more »
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East Africa: We Are With You, Kenya Tells Juba
East African, 13 November 2016
Kenya has assured South Sudan that it will not abandon its obligation to restore peace even after pulling troops out of the troubled county following a row with the United Nations. Read more »
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Kenya: Govt Tells Off UN Secretary-General Ban, Triggering Diplomatic Row
Nation, 10 November 2016
Angered by the dismissal of its three-star general from a United Nations peacekeeping mission in South Sudan, Kenya has now told off UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, triggering a… Read more »
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Kenya: Decision on South Sudan Withdrawal 'Justifiable' - Kenyatta
Capital FM, 10 November 2016
Canadian Foreign Minister Stephan Dion has hailed Kenya for its role in peacekeeping missions in the world. Read more »
InFocus
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Kenya Defense Forces soldiers attached to the United Nations Mission in South Sudan have started arriving back in the country following the government's announcement to withdraw ... Read more »
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Nairobi says the action was prompted by the UN sacking of the Kenyan peacekeeping commander in South Sudan. Read more »
