President William Ruto delivered a strong critique of global governance at the United Nations General Assembly, warning that Africa will no longer accept being sidelined in global decision-making. He emphasized that the continent demands a greater voice on issues impacting its future.

• President Ruto stated that Africa, comprising 54 nations, is currently the only continent without permanent representation on the UN Security Council.
• He called for Africa to be allocated at least two permanent seats with veto power, and additional non-permanent seats on the Security Council.
• Ruto highlighted the Haiti Multinational Security Support Mission (MSS), noting that only an estimated 40 percent of its intended personnel are currently deployed, despite Kenya's commitment.