Kenya has been embroiled in a vicious battle with Somalia over maritime boarder.
On Wednesday night, the former Foreign Affairs minister and Ford Kenya Party Leader Moses Wetang’ula while appearing in a televised interview on KTN’s Point Blank with Tony Gachoka revealed the details about the border dispute.
Wetang’ula said he midwifed an agreement on the disputed border when he served as Foreign Affairs minister.
He said a signed agreement between the two countries clearly identified the maritime boundary on the Indian Ocean and that both sides later drafted maps and deposited them with the African Union and the United Nations.
He termed Kenya’s decision to expel Somali ambassador and recall its envoy to Mogadishu over the dispute as unreasonable and drastic since the two countries have a lot in common and depend on each other.