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BE QUIET!: Macron Goes Off On Kenyan Crowd, Asks Them To Leave After Noisy Crowd Interrupts Speech
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3:27Now PlayingFrench President Emmanuel Macron intervened during a high-level business forum at the University of Nairobi on Monday, delivering a sharp rebuke to audience members for disruptive behavior. Appearing alongside Kenyan President William Ruto at the "Africa Forward: Inspire and Connect" event, Macron interrupted proceedings to address persistent noise from the crowd, labeling the interruptions a "total lack of respect" for the featured speakers. "If you want to stay here, we listen to the people," Macron stated, suggesting that those wishing to hold private conversations relocate to bilateral meeting rooms or exit the venue. The incident occurred during a summit designed to foster investment in creative and youth industries across the region.
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