Why Kenya must rethink its foreign policy- Analysts

From left: President Felix Tshisekedi (DRC), William Ruto (Kenya) and Gen Abdel Fattah al-Burhan (Sudan)

Kenya's losing streak didn’t begin with Raila Odinga’s failed African Union Commission (AUC) bid last week—it’s been unraveling for a while.

The country’s foreign policy has now come under intense scrutiny this week, with experts warning of potential diplomatic fallout if Kenya does not reassess its approach.

The debate follows a controversial event in Nairobi, where  Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF) attempted to form a parallel government—raising concerns over Kenya’s neutrality in the Sudanese conflict.