KECOSCE supported by Denmark in Kenya through Act Change Transform (Act!) , conducted the #rps assesment for beneficiaries from Kwale, Mombasa, and Kilifi counties. The goal was to document the project's progress, outcomes, and the impact of our interventions from the beneficiaries' point of

Digital spaces can be both empowering and challenging. We face issues like digital inequality, harassment of influencers, lack of government support, disinformation, hate speech, and resistance to change. To move forward, we need cooperation between governments and civil society,

Currently KECOSCE is with Jaringan GUSDURian learning from the great work they are doing. They involve religious and youth leaders in peace campaigns on social media, as they advocate for policies that uphold values of justice. We are glad to learn from their creative approaches of

Listen more and understand more, judge no more. PHYLLISMUEMA

The fight against violent extremism is a shared responsibility. It requires targeting the core drivers through whole-of-government and whole-of-society strategies. Today, KECOSCE, with the support of the KOICA Kenya Office and UNDP Kenya , conducted a Project Inception Meeting with

KECOSCE participated in a National Coalition-Building Workshop on Freedom of Religion and Belief (FoRB) in Nairobi organised by KESHO Alliance .The workshop brought together key stakeholders to discuss the Taskforce report on religious regulation and the state of FoRB in Kenya,

Do you know football can create a platform for security collaboration? ⚽🤝 On 27th September, KECOSCE witnessed a friendly match between Nyali Police Station FC and a Community Team. It brought together the police, community, and community policing structures. Beyond the

On Day 2 of the Reflection and Learning Workshop for community-based and faith-based organizations to support locally driven peacebuilding and PVE efforts in Kilifi, the facilitators NCTC Kenya and KECOSCE delved into Kenya's National Strategy to Counter Violent Extremism

BREAKING: Kenya Airways RAO01 carrying the remains of Raila Odinga lands at JKIA.

What happens when security agencies and the community finally sit at the same table, not as opponents- but as partners? In Ngomeni, we opened honest dialogue, shared concerns and restored trust. Together with the residents of Ngomeni and the Magarini Sub CSIC, we're redefining

Who carries the weight of rebuilding when conflict threatens to tear communities apart along ethnic, political or religious line? In Tana River, women have risen, leading and are restoring hope. REINVENT Programme UK in Kenya 🇬🇧🇰🇪 Tana River County Government

STOP Interfering with Freedom of Religion, KECOSCE has send a memorandum with comments on the proposed regulation of religious organizations Bill urging Government to concentrate on its functions and stop interference with constitutional freedom of religion and belief.

Our Weekly Early Warning and Early Response (EWER) Report for the week ending 9th November 2025 is now out. This week’s findings highlight rising security and community safety concerns across Mombasa, Kilifi, and Tana River counties. We recorded heightened tensions in Mombasa

This week’s EWER brief indicates that the Coast’s complex conflict environment remains persistent, with Mombasa, Kilifi, Tana River & Kwale registering medium to High risk levels. 🔴 Mombasa (High Risk): rising burglary, armed robberies, petty crime, ODM@20 political tensions,

KECOSCE with the support of UK in Kenya 🇬🇧🇰🇪 through REINVENT Programme conducted a multi-stakeholder meeting bringing together the sub county security team, chiefs, youth, women, PWDs, and community leaders to review the conflict landscape and to strengthen collaboration. Key

KECOSCE SITUATIONAL BRIEF; Magarini & Chewani By-Elections (27 Nov 2025) KECOSCE EWER monitors observed heightened tension, very low voter turnout, and multiple concerns over bribery, intimidation, and interference during the Magarini and Chewani by-elections. Several incidents

Beyond enforcement. We held powerful conversations LULU FM RADIO looking at how community partnerships with law enforcement can enhance safety. Critical question:Can partnerships actually work? The takeaways were complex. It's not just about "more cops". Its about trust,

KECOSCE Launches New Project to Prevent Violent Extremism and Build Community Resilience in Tana River County The Kenya Community Support Centre (KECOSCE), with financial support from Act Change Transform (Act!) and GCERF NCTC Kenya has officially launched the "Strengthening Locally Led

Digital spaces are often places meant for connection. Yet, we have seen a trend on how they are increasingly used to fuel hate, spread misinformation, and recruit young people searching for identity and belonging into violent/ criminal groups. We explored ways to leverage on

Congratulations. This project will promote cohesion, peace and stability in Tana River