Kenyan Government at Stake

Report – The Citizen

To justify its hosting the RSF militia and its allies to announce their parallel government, the Kenyan foreign ministry issued a statement claiming that hosting the meeting comes within its obligation to facilitate the dialogue between the Sudanese conflicting parties.
The question that poses itself is how can you host one party of the conflict and ignore the main partner which is the government of Sudan?
The Kenyan government will not dare to go ahead and allow the militia to declare a parallel government from its territory despite its justification
The Kenyan government is under severe pressure from a number of political parties and civil society organizations in Nairobi, headed by the anti-tribal Savannah Party, where the party’s deputy chairman (Willias Evans) warned of the consequences of the regime continuing to provoke Sudan, which he described as one that will not remain silent, and perhaps the reaction will undermine stability in the region, especially since Kenya has complex internal circumstances.
He said this step is not just fire, but the gates of hell.

Meanwhile, Kenyan President William Ruto has faced widespread criticism in his country, over Nairobi hosting signing of a Sudanese alliance declaration followed by the declaration of a parallel government in areas controlled by the Rapid Support Forces.
Mukhisa Kituyi, a Kenyan politician and former Secretary-General of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, told Agence France-Presse that “what Ruto is doing is a reckless abandonment of traditional caution and the Kenyan approach to diplomacy,” adding that he “is trying to legitimize a criminal gang that has been dismembering people,” describing this move as “irresponsible to the point of criminality.”

OnWednesday, the spokesman for the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres, expressed his concern over the announcement scheduled for Friday, the formation of the “Rapid Support Forces”, a parallel government, which would increase the “division” of Sudan and the “exacerbation of the crisis.” Stefan Dujarric stressed that “preserving Sudan’s unity, sovereignty and territorial integrity remains an essential element in reaching a permanent solution to the conflict,” according to what was reported by Agence France-Presse.

The sober Kenyan press warned against playing with fire.
As the Nairobi press agreed that the demonstration organized by the rebel militia in Sudan represents a crossing of all red lines with a pivotal country like Sudan..
The Kenyan press campaign will escalate in the coming days.