Former Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta arrived in Lomé on 16 January to co-facilitate African Union peace talks on the Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo crisis. The high-level meeting aims to chart a roadmap for stabilisation and humanitarian access in conflict zones.
Togo’s government is hosting the talks alongside other African leaders and diplomats. Organisers emphasised Togo’s central role in regional diplomacy and peace efforts. Delegates highlighted the need for coordinated action and sustained engagement. Security has been strengthened around venues hosting the negotiations.
The visit signals Togo’s growing profile in continental political affairs. Discussions are expected to continue throughout the week.
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