Editor's Review

President William Ruto has raised concern over the Sudan crisis. 

President William Ruto has raised concern over the Sudan crisis after heavy gunfire erupted between the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and the Sudan Army. 

In a statement on Saturday, April 15, President Ruto implored all parties to address their differences through peaceful means for the sake of the people of Sudan. 

“Kenya is concerned about the developing crisis in Sudan. I implore all parties to address any differences through peaceful means for the sake of the security of the people of Sudan and stability in the country and the region, especially during this Holy month of Ramadan,” he stated. 

File image of President William Ruto

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The Head of State noted that the violence would reverse Sudan’s stability and gains made to ensure lasting peace and prosperity.

“The outbreak of violence will only reverse the gains Sudan has made to the detriment of its lasting peace and prosperity,” said Ruto.

The Head of State further stated that he would consult the regional leadership and other relevant international partners to seek ways for mediation of the Sudan crisis.

“Kenya and the IGAD States are available and ready to contribute to the resolution of this crisis. I am consulting with the regional leadership and other relevant international partners to seek ways to support dialogue and mediation,” he added.