In a shocking revelation that has sent ripples across the African continent, Kenyan weaponry has been discovered in an armory belonging to the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in Sudan, exposing a sinister connection between Kenyan President William Ruto and the notorious rebel leader Mohammed Dagalo, widely known as Hemedti.
The discovery of these arms, marked with clear Kenyan Defence Forces (KDF) identifiers, has laid bare Ruto’s reckless involvement in fueling Sudan’s ongoing conflict, a move that not only destabilizes the region but also casts a dark shadow over Kenya’s moral standing and the broader continent.
The cache of weapons, found in a dilapidated compound surrounded by crates and debris, includes 7.62mm SMG Type CS/LR11 rounds, with the contract details prominently displayed: AMI/KEN/101/2024, dated 2024. Each crate, weighing 70 kg, contains 10 pieces, and the total shipment comprises a staggering 4000 cases, with case number 3736 among them. The dimensions of the crates, 108 cm by 55 cm by 47 cm, match the specifications outlined in the KDF’s End User Certificate (EUC), leaving no room for doubt about their origin. These are not smuggled goods or remnants of a black market deal; they are official Kenyan military supplies, deliberately funneled to a genocidal warlord responsible for mass atrocities in Sudan.
EXPOSED: A weapons cache has been discovered in Sudan labelled from the Kenya Defense Forces (KDF)
Hemedti, the leader of the RSF, has long been a symbol of terror in Sudan, orchestrating brutal killings, spreading disease through displacement, and exacerbating famine in a country already on its knees. His forces have been linked to some of the most horrific acts of violence in the region, earning him the reputation of a wanted genocider. Yet, Ruto has chosen to align himself with this monster, supplying him with the tools to perpetuate his reign of terror. The discovery of Kenyan ammunition in Hemedti’s possession is not just a betrayal of Sudan’s people; it is a curse on Kenya and the entire continent, as Ruto’s actions threaten to drag the region into a deeper abyss of conflict and suffering.
This is not the first time Ruto has been linked to chaos and bloodshed. His history is marred by a pattern of violence and destruction. During the 2007 post election violence in Kenya, Ruto was the mastermind behind the horrific massacre at Kiambaa Church in Eldoret, where innocent men, women, and children were burned alive in a church that was supposed to be their sanctuary. As a self proclaimed warlord of that era, he showed no remorse for the lives lost under his watch. Fast forward to June 25, 2024, and Ruto’s brutality was on full display once again when he ordered the violent suppression of Kenya’s Gen Z protesters during the nationwide revolution. Scores of young Kenyans, demanding justice and accountability, were gunned down in cold blood, their dreams crushed by a leader who prioritizes power over humanity.
Now, Ruto has extended his destructive influence beyond Kenya’s borders, using proxies to facilitate the transfer of these weapons to Hemedti. This dalliance with a rebel leader is not just a diplomatic misstep; it is a deliberate act of sabotage against the stability of the continent. By arming Hemedti, Ruto is directly contributing to the genocide, famine, and displacement that have plagued Sudan, ensuring that the suffering of millions continues unabated. His actions undermine the African Union’s efforts to broker peace in Sudan and make a mockery of Kenya’s supposed commitment to regional stability.
The exposure of Kenyan weaponry in an RSF armory is a wake up call for the continent. Ruto’s leadership is a curse, not just for Kenya, but for all of Africa. His willingness to arm a genocidal warlord like Hemedti shows a blatant disregard for human life and the principles of peace and unity that the continent strives to uphold. Kenya, once seen as a beacon of hope in East Africa, is now tainted by the actions of a leader who seems intent on leaving a legacy of blood and chaos.
The international community must act swiftly to hold Ruto accountable for his role in this crisis. The people of Sudan deserve justice, and the continent cannot afford to let Ruto’s dangerous liaisons with figures like Hemedti go unchecked. As long as Ruto remains in power, his shadow will continue to loom over Africa, a harbinger of strife, suffering, and despair.
The discovery of these weapons is not just an indictment of Ruto; it is a clarion call for the continent to reject leaders who thrive on the misery of others and to demand a future where peace, not violence, prevails.
