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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 31285, member: 636"] The United States praised Kenya for making peace happen across the region. Prime Cabinet Secretary Mudavadi told everyone that Kenya keeps working hard to bring lasting peace solutions nearby. On Saturday, he met with Massad Boulos, who advises America on African matters, at his office. The US brought many important people along for this meeting. Mudavadi felt happy about America noticing all the good work Kenya does. According to Mudavadi, Kenya wants everyone fighting to find answers that help both sides. He explained that wars take away money that countries need to grow better. Peace matters a lot across Africa because fighting steals resources from places that need them badly. Both nations plan to work together more closely because they share many goals. Kenya values American help with giving aid where fighting happens. Since becoming independent, Kenya has joined 43 different missions around the world to make peace happen. Kenya recently hosted important talks in Nairobi that showed how much the country cares about stability. Mudavadi mentioned that Kenya uses its leadership position to stand up for African peace concerns. The friendship between Kenya and America goes back more than 60 years, with both countries helping each other. Boulos spoke highly of Kenya during his visit. He said America watches carefully how Kenya leads peace efforts. The Trump team fully supports bringing peace to Africa and places like the Middle East. Boulos wants regular people affected by wars to live normal lives again. He believes every peace effort should move in ways that benefit all citizens living through hard times. Boulos made clear during the meeting that America wants results fast without wasting time. As a newly picked advisor for African matters, he is traveling through several countries on the continent right now. His job focuses on creating long-lasting peace agreements between fighting groups. He also wants American companies to invest in African businesses. Both leaders agreed to keep talking about these important matters. [/QUOTE]

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