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Imperial Puppets: Unmasking Ruto’s Role in America’s Shadow War in Haiti

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The deployment of Kenyan troops to Haiti, under the guise of stabilizing the beleaguered nation, has sparked a fierce debate, casting a shadow over Kenya’s international diplomacy and revealing a deeper, more insidious form of neocolonial influence exerted by Western powers, particularly the United States. This move, while positioned as an act of international solidarity, is mired in controversy, criticized

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Kenya’s Controversial $237 Million Bet: Policing Gang-Ravaged Haiti Amidst Turmoil at Home

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In a world where geopolitical interests often overshadow the pressing needs of the populace, the controversial decision by the Kenyan government to deploy 1,000 police officers to Haiti, as part of a multinational security mission, starkly highlights this dissonance. This move, ostensibly aimed at combating the severe gang violence that has beleaguered Haiti, has sparked a contentious debate that scrutinizes

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