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Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi has dismissed fears that the multinational security support mission in Haiti will come to a halt following the United State`s move to freeze its financial contribution to the force`s United Nations fund. In a statement the Prime Cabinet Secretary said the mission receives funding from several donor countries assuring the continuity of operations.
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Kenya says police officers serving in Haiti security mission to continue
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