Caribbean nations haven’t sent all forces to Haiti to join Kenya-led mission. Here’s why
Caribbean leaders say they remain committed to Haiti even as funding for Kenya-led security mission remains uncertain.
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Kenya's Haiti Gambit: A Test of International Leadership in an Era of Shifting Alliances
Kenya’s bold decision to lead a multinational security mission in Haiti marks a pivotal moment in its emergence as a global security actor. What began as an ambitious initiative to demonstrate ...
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Kenya Haiti mission, DCI upgrades get extra Sh6bn in mini-budget
The extra funding for the Kenya mission in strife-torn Haiti is a morale booster to the officers there who had for months ...
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Kenyan police officer dies during combat with Haiti’s criminal gangs
PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti (CMC) — The spokesman of the Kenya-led Multinational Security Support (MSS) mission, Jack Ombaka, has described as a “hero” the first casualty of the MSS, who died from ...
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Soldiers from El Salvador join UN-backed mission in Haiti to combat gang violence
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — A military contingent from ... Additional police officers from Kenya were deployed last month for a total of more than 600 now in Haiti. They have been joined by police ...
Canada rep to UN says situation in Haiti is ‘challenging,’ but donors remain committed
Haiti National Police and members of the Kenya-led multinational force were in the hills above Port-au-Prince battling armed gangs, when the billows of black smoke started rising from the city below.