The New York Times: The Sudanese Army Committed “War Crimes” in Darfur.
A bloody attack was carried out on Monday through an airstrike targeting a crowded market in the western region of the country, resulting in hundreds of casualties, according to local monitoring groups, who described the attack as a war crime. Videos and images from the aftermath of the airstrike in Tura, a small town in…
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Samburu in Crisis: Rising Gang Attacks Leave Residents in Panic.
Amid a sharp rise in insecurity and violent criminal activities, with gangs posing as bandits terrorizing residents, Samburu County is facing a growing crisis. Senator Hezena Lemaletian has now called on the Ministry of Interior to take immediate action, urging them to prioritize interventions aimed at restoring peace and stability across the region. Speaking today…
Evidence Proves Turkish Arms Company’s Role in Fuelling Sudan’s War.
The Washington Post has revealed the involvement of a Turkish arms company in escalating the armed conflict in Sudan by sending secret shipments of drones and missiles to the Sudanese army. According to records, Baykar, Turkey’s largest defense company, made a $120 million arms deal with the Sudanese army, which included eight of its signature…
Government Boosts Security With New Armored Vehicles.
The government has stepped up efforts to boost security in high-risk areas with the introduction of 10 new armored police vehicles. Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen unveiled the mine-resistant, ambush-protected (MRAP) vehicles at the General Service Unit (GSU) headquarters in Nairobi on Thursday, emphasizing their role in fighting crime and ensuring the safety of officers….