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Registration Process for Evacuation of Kenyans in Sudan Kicks Off

Registration Process for Evacuation of Kenyans in Sudan Kicks Off

The State Department for Diaspora Affairs has commenced the registration process for the evacuation of Kenyans living and working in Sudan.

In a notice on Saturday, the department asked those who wish to be evacuated to contact them immediately by text or WhatsApp (+249 9900194854 / +254 114757002) with the following details: name, passport number, exact location, contact and details of people in their household.

The crisis in Sudan began on April 15th after two rival factions of the military government disagreed over how the country should transition to civilian rule.

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Clashes then broke out across the country, mainly in the capital city of Khartoum and the Darfur region.

The country has been under the rule of Sudan's army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), which together toppled a civilian government in an October 2021 coup.

On Friday, Kenya’s President William Ruto offered to host mediation between the two conflicting parties in Sudan.

Ruto said Kenya has a strong track record in effectively facilitating peacemaking and settlement of political conflict.

¨Kenya is strongly persuaded that a peacefully negotiated solution to the conflict in Sudan is within reach and, as always, stands ready to make our contribution,” he said.

He added: “We invite the parties to take full advantage of this opportunity and urge IGAD, AU and the UN to mobilize an effective international coalition to support a comprehensive peacemaking agenda for Sudan.”

 

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  1. MzalendoApr 22, 2023

    The current Sudan fighting has nothing to do with Sudanees pple...its US vs Russian fighting their dominance in the region, ...Red sea economy transit lane , Its another Ukraine war in the making, Sudan no exception...its gone be long for them to pull off from this proxy war

  2. PPPianApr 22, 2023

    1st priority Will be Given to Kikuyus and Kalenjins. You watch!🙄

  3. JujuApr 23, 2023

    Russia is broke and wants to grab the Sudanese gold by force, establish foothold in Sudan! But the US isn’t having it! Thus, the stupid warlords promised riches decided to kill each other and their people while their resources are heading out the other door!!!

    Shear stupidity! Another Congo!

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