And Kenya joined some two dozen countries in Pretoria to demand that Sahrawi gets its right to choose independence or be a part of Morocco. Nairobi was this week caught between Pretoria and Rabat's diplomatic lobbying machines as they both staged what looked like competing conferences on the status of Western Sahara. But South Africa said it was launching an auxiliary process to complement the UN, by first demanding decolonisation of Western Sahara. And Kenya joined some two dozen countries in Pretoria to demand that Sahrawi gets its right to choose independence or be a part of Morocco. It demanded UN Security Council introduce a monitoring mechanism in Western Sahara to prevent any further theft of local resources.

Source: Daily Nation March 29, 2019 15:56 UTC