(CNN) -- The spiraling conflict between Sudan and South Sudan poses a threat to world oil prices, the prime minister of neighboring Kenya has warned. Speaking to CNN's Jim Clancy, Raila Odinga called on the international community to take a more active role in resolving the crisis that brought the two countries close to war in April. "Certainly, if this continues it is definitely going to affect the oil prices and therefore the international community cannot sit by and just watch this happening," said Odinga. "But apart from affecting the oil prices, many people are going to die," he added.Kenyan PM has warned the crisis between S.Sudan and Sudan can affect oil prices"The international community cannot sit by and just watch this happening," said Raila OdingaHe called African Union to send more troops to resolve the border dispute
He added: "The previous conflict in the Sudan had a very devastating effect on _ because we hosted the majority of the Sudanese refugees in Kenya. He added: "The previous conflict in the Sudan had a very devastating effect on Kenya because we hosted the majority of the Sudanese refugees in _.