Kenya's Ruto Criticizes Both Warring Factions in Sudan
Following the conclusion of the Africa Forward summit in Nairobi, Kenyan President William Ruto gave an interview to FRANCE 24, highlighting the event's significance due to French President Emmanuel Macron's announcements regarding investments in Africa's energy transition, digital infrastructure, and artificial intelligence sectors. A major focus of the discussion was the ongoing conflict in Sudan. President Ruto firmly refuted allegations that Kenya supports the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF). He asserted that both the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the RSF are fundamentally similar in their destructive impact, stating they are 'cut from the same cloth.' Ruto criticized both factions for devastating the nation, remarking that they have effectively 'taken the country to the dogs.' This statement underscores Kenya's diplomatic stance of neutrality and condemnation of all parties involved in the Sudanese civil war, while also emphasizing regional cooperation and economic development initiatives discussed during the recent summit.
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