Link: x.com/i/spaces/1eaKb… ⏰ Reminder | Today at 5:00 PM Join us LIVE on X Space for a critical conversation on: “The National Strategy to Prevent and Counter Violent Extremism (2025–2030): Priorities, Goals, and Objectives.” Hear from experts and community voices on

With devolution, counties like Nyeri have cascaded PCVE efforts to the sub-county level, while others like Isiolo have gone even further to the ward level. The renewed strategy offers a greater opportunity to engage a broader range of stakeholders - Michael Mugo #NSPCVE2025

As a young person, I feel represented in the renewed strategy! As a YEEP Alumni Kenya, I had the opportunity to contribute my views during the review process—and it’s encouraging to see that our input was not only heard but meaningfully incorporated - Genty Ambeva

The renewed strategy has significantly broadened the space for participation. It recognizes that communities are not homogenous and affirms that all Kenyans have the constitutional and legal right to be part of the fight against violent extremism - Karanja Muraya Africa Center for Engendered Security

#TuweTayariKuilinda #SecureKE #StayVigilant #SeeSomethingSaySomething

The National Counter Terrorism Centre held an immersive training on Strategic Communications in Preventing & Countering Violent Extremism (PCVE) for media professionals in Wajir County drawing participants from mainstream, community, and digital platforms. The workshop equipped

MULTIPLE CONVICTIONS MARK A MAJOR WIN IN THE WAR ON TERROR A series of successful terrorism-related convictions, alongside a sustained crackdown on terror networks, has strengthened the fight against terrorism. Over the past year, a dozen terrorism cases have been concluded in

107 people were killed and 124 others injured as violent extremist attacks surged across parts of Kenya. This marks a 19% increase in terror-related incidents compared to 2023. 📥Read the full observatory report🔗⬇️: cve-kenya.org/observatory/at… NCTC Kenya Counter Terrorism Policing KE Rashid Abdi

ANOTHER TERRORIST NEUTRALISED BY ELITE SPECIAL FORCES On the morning of 8th May 2025, the elite Special Operations Group (SOG) neutralised an Al-Shabaab terrorist in Garissa while responding to reports by locals of militants attempting to plant IEDs along the Dadaab-Hagadera road

Today marks the successful conclusion of a 12 day training program on Understanding and Development of Resilient Narratives,targetting religious leaders and security agents active within the correctional facilities in Kenya. This collaborative effort between Kenya, Jordan and

TERRORISM FACILITATORS RECEIVE MAXIMUM SENTENCE AS COURT HANDS 30-YEAR JAIL TERMS In a landmark ruling, the Kahawa Law Courts have sentenced Mohamed Abdi Ali and Hussein Mohamed Abdille to 30 years’ imprisonment each for facilitating the heinous terrorist attack at DusitD2 Hotel

The Fourth Nairobi Caucus on Counter Terrorism is officially underway! In this two-day event organized by NCTC Kenya, more than 200 experts, policymakers, and practitioners are coming together under the theme “Enhancing Border Security to Deter and Disrupt Terrorist Movement.”

"In a world where terrorism knows no boundaries, the integrity and security of our borders are the first and most critical layer of protection for our nation and our people. The challenge is immense, but so is our resolve." — Kibiego Kigen, Director General NCTC Kenya

"To secure durable peace and stability, we must go beyond short-term military gains. We must invest in counter-ideological narratives, dismantle terrorist financial systems, and strengthen regional cooperation." — Abdullahi M Nor 🇸🇴, Director, XARUNTA QARAN EE TUBSAN #NairobiCaucus2025

"Terrorism respects no borders, and only a united, multilateral effort can counter it. Borders should not be seen as barriers, but as opportunities for cooperation and shared prosperity. Our task, therefore, is to transform borderlands from terrorist corridors into secure,

"Border security must be more than infrastructure or surveillance. It requires institutional resilience, intelligence cooperation, innovation, and community-based approaches. Importantly, it must respect international law, protect human rights, and reflect the specific contexts

"For more than two decades, our region has endured cycles of violence driven by terrorism. Both local and foreign fighters have systematically undermined stability, threatening peace, security, and the development of our nations. 'Enhancing Border Security to Deter and Disrupt

The Nairobi Caucus is a powerful demonstration of how international and regional collaboration can help us confront the unique security threats we face. It provides a platform where we can reflect our shared commitment to dialogue, partnership, and proactive action in addressing

The strategic partnership between UNOCT and the Government of Kenya reflects our shared commitment to a multidimensional approach to security and enables us to holistically review and support regional efforts, including on border security. — Ms. Sylvia Kabaki, Head of Office,

Over the past two days, we have engaged in open dialogue, collaborative learning, and the exchange of diverse perspectives on cross-border threats, from illicit flows and radicalization networks to the misuse of digital platforms. Most importantly, we leave with practical,