Kenya has made history by becoming the first country in sub-Saharan Africa to enter into a special military alliance with the United States. The agreement, known as the Special Defense Cooperation Agreement (SDCA), was signed by the two countries’ defense ministers.
This milestone agreement will enhance military cooperation between Kenya and the US, allowing for increased joint training exercises, intelligence sharing, and logistical support. It is seen as a significant step towards strengthening the security partnership between the two nations and promoting regional stability.
The SDCA is expected to bolster Kenya’s defense capabilities and enhance its ability to respond to security threats in the region. It is also expected to deepen the longstanding military relationship between Kenya and the US, which has been a key ally in the fight against terrorism and other security challenges in East Africa.
