Today marks 9 years since the Garissa University attack. We remember and honor the lives lost and stand with the victims of the attack. NCTC Kenya continues to partner with universities to create awareness of the dangers of terrorism and build resilience of educational…

The youth and women are the most affected demographics regarding VE. They are vulnerable, and recruiters frequently exploit their desire for identity and belonging. Although the 2016 NSCVE addressed these issues, it needs to be revised to respond to the evolving VE landscape.

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Meet our esteemed panelists who will highlight the milestones and future opportunities of the National Strategy to Counter Violent Extremism (NSCVE) in tomorrow's X Space starting at 5:30PM.

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In response to the changing landscape of VE, NCTC Kenya commenced the review of the current NSCVE in the last quarter of 2023.

In our upcoming X Space on Wednesday, February 21, 2024, we will discuss the achievements of this Strategy and provide a glimpse into the outlook of…

🇰🇪 Religious leaders play an important role in engaging local communities and preventing violent extremism. GCERF appreciates The Peace Center for training religious leaders across Kenya.

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'Despite efforts by many to prevent and counter terrorism, it is unfortunate that we are witnessing a new wave of terrorism fuelled by the misuse of religion to achieve political interests.' - Dr. Dr. Mustafa Y. Ali

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