Kenya's president visits Haiti as UN considers future of peacekeeping efforts
Kenyan President William Ruto arrived in Haiti on Saturday as the United Nations considers how to best support a peacekeeping mission of resource-strapped Kenyan and Jamaican forces that are struggling to contain the gangs terrorizing the Caribbean nation.
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Exclusive: U.S. seeks to turn Kenya mission in Haiti into U.N. peacekeeping operation
More than two months after the first contingents of Kenyan police officers arrived in Haiti to head a largely U.S.-funded multinational security force, the Biden administration is exploring the possibility of transitioning to a traditional United Nations peacekeeping operation.
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Kenya’s Ruto lands in Haiti to assess police mission as insecurity deepensKenyan President William Ruto has landed in the Haitian capital to assess a Kenya-led security mission in the Caribbean ...
Kenyan police officers deployed to Haiti are demoralized amid significant challenges plaguing their mission since their ...
President William Ruto on Saturday interacted and joked with Kenyan police on a peacekeeping mission to Haiti, when he made a ...
Almost one year after the United Nations approved the deployment of a multinational security mission to Haiti, the future of ...
Hundreds of Kenyan police officers leading an international policing force in Haiti have not received their full pay for two months, the latest complication in what has been a rocky start to the ...
It said the start of joint patrols in July by Haitian and Kenyan officers was an example of "remarkable" recent progress in Haiti. Haiti's police spokesperson declined to comment. Two officers ...
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