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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 33576, member: 636"]
Kenyan Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi asked world leaders to pressure Sudan's warring groups that block aid deliveries. He spoke at the London Sudan Conference about the worsening humanitarian crisis. The conflict enters its third year with military leaders refusing peaceful solutions. Displaced Sudanese face indiscriminate violence as civilian protection remains weak. Access restrictions hamper aid groups trying to help those most affected.

Kenya facilitates humanitarian supplies through its territory for the Sudanese people. Mudavadi emphasized that regional stability matters greatly to Kenyan foreign policy. The country hosted meetings with both Sudan Armed Forces leaders and Rapid Support Forces commanders seeking peace. Kenya allowed Sudanese stakeholders to meet in Nairobi without interference since they believe the Sudanese must find their solutions. These meetings included diverse political organizations reflecting Sudan's makeup.

Mudavadi stressed that military approaches cannot solve political problems. He called for unified peace efforts instead of separate initiatives that let parties choose favorable forums. The cabinet secretary wants all peace efforts coordinated under African leadership. He thanked conference organizers for bringing global attention to the crisis. Mudavadi recommended the African Union lead peace efforts with support from regional organizations.
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