Kenya and Haiti urge partners to boost support for peacekeeping mission amid a funding shortfall
NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — The leaders of Kenya and Haiti on Friday urged international partners to honor their commitment to the U.N.-backed peacekeeping mission in Haiti, saying the mission needs more resources and that its budget will run out in March 2025.
Visiting Haiti Prime Minister Garry Conille Saturday October 12 visited various police installations in Nairobi as part of ...
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Details of Haiti Prime Minister Garry Conille's Visit to Kenya After Gang MassacreHaiti Prime Minister Garry Conille on Thursday, October 10 arrived in Kenya after one of the deadliest gang attacks in the ...
Nairobi, Kenya - An extra 600 Kenyan police officers set to join a U.N.-backed mission to try to quell rampant gang violence ...
Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja said Saturday the third batch of the Kenya police units will be ready for ...
Kenya will send 600 more police officers to Haiti next month to bolster an international anti-gang mission, President William ...
As Kenya prepares to deploy the second batch of 600 police officers to Haiti to join the multinational police mission, visiting Haitian Prime Minister Garry Conille has appealed for more financial ...
Los dirigentes de Kenia y Haití instaron el viernes a los socios internacionales a cumplir su compromiso con la misión de paz ...
Haiti is reeling after the Gran Grif gang killed at least 70 people, including infants, in Pont-Sondé, and forcing over 6,000 ...
Acting Haitian Prime Minister Garry Conille has landed in Kenya for a four-day state visit. Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia ...
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