Kenya, Haiti sign agreement allowing police deployment
Kenya and Haiti on Friday signed a security that allow Kenya to send 1,000 police officers to lead a U.N.-approved mission aimed at tackling gang violence in the Caribbean nation.
“I am pleased to inform that (Haiti) Prime Minister Ariel Henry and I have witnessed the signing of this instrument. We have also discussed the next steps to enable the fast-tracking
of the deployment,” Ruto said at the signing ceremony.
Besides Kenya, the Bahamas has committed 150 people, and Jamaica and Antigua and Barbuda said they were willing to help. Earlier this week, Benin offered 2,000 troops.
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