Kenya’s President Ruto has suspended the Tumaini Initiative mediation talks between South Sudan’s government and opposition until March 2025, following a request from the South Sudan government. This follows 11 months of mediation efforts aimed at resolving political conflicts and humanitarian crises in the region. The announcement comes amidst rising tensions related to Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces, drawing criticism for Kenya’s role in regional politics.
Kenya’s President William Ruto has decided to suspend the ongoing Tumaini Initiative talks, aimed at mediating between the South Sudan government and opposition groups, until March 2025. This decision was announced following a meeting with the opposition delegation, where he stated the halt was made at the request of the South Sudanese government to allow for further consultations.
The suspension of the Tumaini Initiative talks by President Ruto reflects ongoing diplomatic efforts to address the political stalemate in South Sudan, which has caused significant humanitarian concerns. Kenya’s involvement, alongside criticism from Sudan, highlights its strategic role in regional peace negotiations.
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