Kenya's Musalia Mudavadi and U.S.'s Peter Lord Commit to Peace in Sudan, Urge Sanctions on Leaders Blocking Aid

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Updated Apr 16, 2025, 04:10 PM

Kenya and the United States reaffirmed their commitment to advancing peace and stability in Sudan during a meeting led by Musalia Mudavadi, Prime Cabinet Secretary, and Peter Lord, Deputy Assistant Secretary for East Africa, Sudan, and South Sudan. The discussions focused on the urgent need to fast-track the peace process and support efforts toward a united Sudan. Mudavadi emphasized Kenya's concern over the worsening humanitarian crisis in Sudan and called for a lasting political solution. He also urged the international community to consider sanctions against leaders of warring factions obstructing humanitarian aid. Additionally, Mudavadi highlighted Kenya's readiness to host the East African Community (EAC) and Southern African Development Community (SADC) secretariat for peace in the Democratic Republic of Congo, citing Kenya's strategic location as advantageous for this role.

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Musalia W Mudavadi

@MusaliaMudavadi

Kenya stands ready to host the EAC/SADC secretariat on peace in the Democratic Republic of Congo, as our strategic location makes us well-placed for the role. In my meeting with the new Commonwealth Secretary General, @AyorkorBotchwey, I reaffirmed Kenya’s strong commitment to https://t.co/4kzhulwHTH

Just Security

@just_security

"The stability of the whole Horn and Sahel regions depends on the international community's ability to address and resolve the conflict in Sudan. If that does not happen, the future looks very, very dark,” @Qabdulshafi tells @violagienger https://t.co/HpAdUSrNeh

Nation Africa

@NationAfrica

Mudavadi: Kenya wants warring Sudan leaders sanctioned https://t.co/ocUndM1Thk