After both countries failed to gain enough support at first round, Kenya won the Africa spot with 129 votes against 69.
Kenya has defeated Djibouti to get elected to the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), after the UN General Assembly (UNGA) failed to choose between the two candidates during a first round.
In Thursday’s vote for the 15-member council’s Africa seat, Kenya received 129 votes against Djibouti’s 62. Canada does not deserve a seat at the UN Security CouncilImpunity and annexation: ‘Israel has its cake and eats it too’How has my country voted at the UN?
A first-round vote held the previous day had seen both countries failing to receive the required two-thirds majority of 128 votes.
