President William Ruto has been warned against interfering in Sudan's affairs unless he is prepared to face repercussions.
In a letter by the Deputy Chairman of the Sovereignty Council, Malik Agar, titled "An Open Letter to Young Brother Rais William Ruto of Kenya: Those Who Do Not Listen to Their Elders Shall Have a Broken Leg", Ruto has been urged to focus on domestic issues such as unemployment, poverty, and demands for transparency, and to allow Sudan to resolve its problems independently. "The trail of actions taken by President Ruto represents an alarming trend of external interference that threatens to divide Sudan," the letter read in part. "Such behaviour is explicitly prohibited by the AU Charter and condemned by the AU's Peace and Security Council, and one must wonder: why is Kenya intervening in Sudan's internal matters while simultaneously expecting no repercussions?" Agar continued.
Military officers belonging to the Rapid Support Forces during a past meeting.
Photo Rapid Support Forces Kenya has been painted in a bad light by Sudan after the country hosted the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), a rebel group currently battling the Sudanese army for control of the country.
