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

These objects are already addressed in existing legislations and may just duplicate roles of agencies.

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Dragon fruit farming in urban centers #mombasa #kenya

Today, with support from UK in Kenya 🇬🇧🇰🇪 through REINVENT Programme program, KECOSCE held a Sub County Security Intelligence Committee for Tana River sub county in Hola. Stakeholders shared progress on commitments made in the previous engagements in addressing community safety concerns

Security starts with Me and You. Through support from KOICA Kenya Office and UNDP Kenya, KECOSCE in partnership with NCTC Kenya brought together youth leaders, religious leaders, women leaders from Shella Ward and the Sub County security committee to a dialogue in order to adress the

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

Young people continue to be pulled into juvenile gangs, drugs and substance abuse and violent extremism groups. The link? Unemployment, frustrations and lost hope. How can we change their story? KOICA Kenya Office UNDP Kenya KECOSCE NCTC Kenya Stephen Githaiga PHYLLISMUEMA

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.

Violent Extremism is still a threat in #kilifi Kenya 𓆤. Poverty, corruption and lack of awareness on TVETs for skills development are major drivers to recruitment and radicalisation to violent extremism in Magarini, women and youth exclusion in decision making was also a key

KECOSCE held a crucial forum engaging women, youth, religious & cultural leaders to tackle violent extremism (PVE). 🤝 In Shella ward. 🛑 we need to collectively promote local industries,and strengthen coordination and transparency, UNDP Kenya KOICA Kenya Office PHYLLISMUEMA

Violent extremism doesn’t start in cities — it grows in silence, unemployment & mistrust. In Ngomeni, we’re breaking that silence. The community came together to strengthen locally driven peacebuilding and prevent violent extremism. The dialogue shed light on unemployment, peer

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

Our peace monitors, together with security agencies, community leaders, and partners, continue to respond to these alerts in real-time to prevent escalation and support affected communities.

Peace shall be possible when we encourage equality and stop gender based violence. Women and girls are central to achieving societal cohesion and stability. through their engagement in peace and security. KECOSCE Denmark MFA 🇩🇰 Act Change Transform (Act!) NCIC Kenya The National Gender and Equality Commission (NGEC) NDI Gender & Women

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