US EditionA Year In_ Haiti Mission Leader Warns of Shortfalls in Troops_ Funds_ Gear
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A year ago, on June 25, 2024, the first Kenyan soldiers of the MMAS - Multinational Security Support Mission, landed in Haiti. Objective: to help the Haitian security forces fight against gangs. A year later, the mission's record is judged catastrophic by citizens who crossed in Port-Prince. Those who relied heavily on the support of the mission to help contain armed bandits today say they are disappointed. And a recent United Nations report war…
The Straits Times
MSNA year in, Haiti mission leader warns of shortfalls in troops, funds, gear
PORT-AU-PRINCE - The commander of the United Nations-backed security mission in Haiti, mandated to fight powerful armed gangs in the nation, on Thursday called on more countries to lend their support as he marked one year since the first troops deployed. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Kenya Police to Deploy New Tactic in Haiti as They Mark One Year
The Multinational Security Support (MSS) Mission marked its first anniversary in Haiti on Thursday, June 26, 2025. MSS Force Commander Godfrey Otunge said the celebration was not merely to mark the passage of time but to reflect on a year of dedicated service, resilient partnership, and tangible progress. He acknowledged the collective efforts of MSS personnel, the Haitian government, the Haitian National Police (HNP), the people of Haiti, and t…
Port-au-Prince.- The Multinational Mission to Support Security in Haiti (MSS), led by Kenya, said Thursday that there is a “significant reduction” of attacks by armed gangs in the country. During the commemoration of the first anniversary of the MSS, the force commander, Godfrey Otunge, said that, thanks to ...
The Kenyan-led Multinational Security Support Mission in Haiti (MSS) said Thursday that there has been a "significant reduction" in attacks by armed gangs in the country. During the commemoration of the first anniversary of the MSS, the force's commander, Godfrey Otunge, stated that, thanks to the "tireless efforts" of these troops, in collaboration with the Haitian National Police (HNP), there has been "a significant reduction in violent attack…
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