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Originally published by Capital Newstop
November 10, 2025
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Kenyan police officers stay put in Haiti as Nairobi awaits UN signal
The Head of State dismissed claims that the Kenyan-led mission had achieved little, insisting there had been “demonstrable progress” since its deployment began in mid-2024...
✨ Key Highlights
Kenya is awaiting further directions regarding its police officers deployed in Haiti, following the United Nations' decision to transition the Kenya-led Multinational Security Support (MSS) mission to a Gang Suppression Force (GSF). President William Ruto discussed the mission's future while in Doha, Qatar, after meeting with President of Haiti’s Presidential Transitional Council, Laurent Saint-Cyr.
- Kenya has deployed 735 police officers as part of the nearly 1,000-strong mission.
- The UN Security Council voted on October 1 to transition the Kenya-led mission to the GSF.
- Ruto highlighted "demonstrable progress" in Haiti since mid-2024, despite operating with limited international support.
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