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Kenya to Assist Peace Process in Sudan

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Kenya to Assist Peace Process in Sudan

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Sudanese officials reported recently that recent RSF attacks had claimed the lives of over 400 civilians, including infants after the paramilitary group suffered a significant defeat at the hands of the Sudanese army.

Kenya announced its willingness to assist in peace initiatives in Sudan, following accusations from Khartoum that Nairobi had infringed on its sovereignty by hosting a meeting for Sudan’s paramilitary group, the Rapid Support Force (RSF).

Sudan condemned Kenya’s decision to hold the meeting on Tuesday, labelling it as an “act of hostility,” especially since it came just before the RSF was set to unveil a parallel government.

The RSF’s Deputy Commander, Abdel-Rahim Hamdan Dagalo, led a Sudanese delegation at the Kenyatta International Conference Center in Nairobi, where he indicated that a major announcement would be made on Friday.

In response, Kenya’s foreign ministry emphasized its role in hosting numerous Sudanese refugees and its commitment to facilitating dialogue without any ulterior motives.

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Sudanese officials reported recently that recent RSF attacks had claimed the lives of over 400 civilians, including infants after the paramilitary group suffered a significant defeat at the hands of the Sudanese army.