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Four people, including medic and patient, carjacked by suspected Shabaab militants found

Four people, including medic and patient, carjacked by suspected Shabaab militants found
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Severe drought threatens gains of education sector in north eastern

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Shs 2 4bn projects to boost water supply, sanitation in Mandera

MANDERA, Kenya, Feb 25 - Despite security concerns in Northern Kenya posed by the Somalia based Al-Shabaab terror group, the national government through Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today |

Winning community trust may be the path towards ridding

Different approaches by Kenya’s county and national governments to al-Shabaab have made Mandera County a terror hotspot. The assaults started in 2011 when the Kenya Defence Forces entered Somalia to help that country fight the violent extremist group.  Recent attacks on communication masts and the detonation of improvised explosive devices along major roads used by government and security officers suggest that al-Shabaab is there to stay.  Although the government has made attempts to push the terrorists out of Kenya, it won’t succeed without community support and an extensive intelligence network. It also needs to address corruption – a problem that is destroying the trust of Mandera’s people. 

ISS: Winning community trust can help rid Kenya of al-Shabaab

ISS: Winning community trust can help rid Kenya of al-Shabaab Written by ISSAfrica - 12 To stop violent extremism in Mandera County, police need residents’ support and an extensive intelligence network. Different approaches by Kenya’s county and national governments to al-Shabaab have made Mandera County a terror hotspot. The assaults started in 2011 when the Kenya Defence Forces entered Somalia to help that country fight the violent extremist group. Recent attacks on communication masts and the detonation of improvised explosive devices along major roads used by government and security officers suggest that al-Shabaab is there to stay. Although the government has made attempts to push the terrorists out of Kenya, it won’t succeed without community support and an extensive intelligence network. It also needs to address corruption – a problem that is destroying the trust of Mandera’s people.

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