I have to say I havent been to a place more beautiful than Boma-Badingilo Migratory Landscape in my entire life. This is one of the wildest and beaut landscapes on the planet.. 📷 @gingosamuel

Ruto’s UN pitch: Africa wants investment, not aid zurl.co/ftpO1

Where is President Ruto? He’s at the UN in New York, pitching Kenya to global investors and pushing for deals to bring thousands of jobs back home #nationverticals

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Held talks with United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York. We discussed peace and security in our region and the importance of advancing African-led solutions through the African Peace and Security Architecture. Kenya remains committed to playing its part in building peace and strengthening multilateralism. We value our partnership with the United Nations in strengthening the UN Office at Nairobi and consolidating Nairobi’s place as the UN’s principal hub in the Global South. As he approaches the conclusion of his stewardship, we commend Secretary-General Guterres for his steadfast leadership and advocacy for a fairer international financial architecture, greater African representation and a stronger voice for the Global South. The greatest tribute to his leadership will be to turn these reforms into reality.

‘We must turn what we know into what we do.’ Barbados PM Mia Mottley tells #UNGA that a world facing war, climate change, inequality and the rapid rise of AI needs greater solidarity, stronger institutions and action to restore trust. news.un.org/en/story/2026/09…

PRESIDENT RUTO TO TOUR COAST REGION President William Ruto will issue nearly 200,000 title deeds across the Coast region and launch construction of a new refinery in Lamu as he begins a development tour of the region on Saturday. The tour-covering Taita-Taveta, Kwale, Kilifi, Mombasa, Tana River, and Lamu counties-will provide the President with an opportunity to assess the progress of Government projects in the region while engaging with residents and local leaders on development priorities. The issuance of the title deeds is part of the Government’s plan to distribute 500,000 land ownership documents as it seeks to address longstanding squatter and other land-related challenges that have affected communities in the Coast region for decades. President Ruto will begin the tour of the region in Taita-Taveta County on Saturday, where he is expected to issue 31,318 title deeds to residents of Mwatate and Voi constituencies. He will then travel to Kwale County on Monday, where 94,175 title deeds will be issued to beneficiaries in Lunga Lunga, Msambweni and Kinango constituencies. In Kilifi County, he is scheduled to issue 36,826 title deeds to residents of Kaloleni, Rabai, Ganze, Kilifi South and Malindi constituencies. He will also provide 4,360 title deeds to beneficiaries in Mombasa County, while a further 22,770 title deeds will be distributed in Lamu and Tana River counties. The programme is part of President Ruto's administration’s broader efforts to resolve historical and administrative land challenges in the Coast region, where disputes and uncertainty over land ownership have remained a longstanding concern. The documents will give beneficiaries formal ownership of and enable them to make greater use of their land for economic development activities. For many beneficiaries, the title deeds are expected to provide greater certainty over land ownership after years of waiting for formal documentation. During the working tour, President Ruto is also expected to commission completed development projects, inspect ongoing ones and launch new projects in the six counties. Importantly, the President will break ground for the $16 billion (KSh2 trillion) East Africa Refinery in Lamu, a project to be jointly undertaken by the Kenyan Government and Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote. The refinery is expected to process crude from Lokichar, Turkana County, and supply refined petroleum products to markets across East and Central Africa. The refinery will enhance Kenya’s energy security by ensuring reliable supply of petroleum products while creating more than 500,000 jobs.

With Baroness Cox following a meeting with the Ngok Dinka people of #Abyei in Juba, #SouthSudan, 26 Jan 2020. More efforts are still needed to determine the final status of Abyei. #AbyeiFinalStatus @AbyeiStatus @UKHouseofLords @UN @_AfricanUnion @AUC_MoussaFaki @antonioguterres

IGAD and the European Union Discuss Regional Peace and Security Issues citizen-sd.com/2026/09/igad-…