Kenya is pushing for inclusive peace talks in South Sudan that would bring together all parties and stakeholders, with the aim of concluding an inclusive peace process culminating in elections, diplomatic sources said. Diplomatic sources told Radio Tamazuj on Wednesday that Kenya proposed inclusive peace talks between the government in Juba and opposition groups, bringing together the various parties to the conflict. The proposal was discussed during high-level talks held in Nairobi in the presence of Tumaini Initiative Chief Mediator Lazarus Sumbeiywo. Envoy Tut Gatluak delivered a special message from South Sudan President Salva Kiir Mayardit, underscoring continued engagement between the two countries on peace, security and political transition. The Tumaini talks were adjourned for the third time on February 7, 2025, without any concrete resolutions.