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Regional chiefs of defence forces and allied nations are being challenged to have a unified response to insecurity challenges that impede the stability and progress of African continent. The calls were made during the annual African chiefs of Defence forces conference co-hosted by the Kenya Defence forces and the United States. President William Ruto who presided over the event underscored the reality that regional safety is interconnected thereby demanding the joint re-imagination of the regional peace and security architecture
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President Ruto attends the African Chiefs of Defence Conference 2025, Nairobi
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