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Ethiopia and Somalia have taken a significant step towards enhancing their military partnership by formalizing an agreement that allows Ethiopian National Defense Forces (ENDF) to operate under the African Union Support and Stabilization Mission in Somalia (AUSSOM).
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"The ministry has developed guidelines on the vetting of applicants for IDs. This brings to an end the over 60-year discrimination Kenyans from Northern Kenya and other border counties have been subjected to. This has been done without compromising the integrity of our national security and sovereignty."
~Kipchumba Murkomen, Cabinet Secretary for Interior
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MP Peter Kaluma slams CS Mutur after he dismissed the launch of new projects by President Ruto as ‘mere PR’ exercise.
MP Peter Kaluma: "President Uhuru ensured that 90% of infrastructure projects and funding went to only one region of Kenya. We won't develop one region of Kenya at the expense of others. We can't continue this way for eternity. President Ruto MUST initiate new projects in other regions and parts of Kenya."
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"People should not get insulted just because we brought equity among all Kenyans regardless of the region they came from."
President Ruto responds to those opposed to the removal of the mandatory ID vetting for Northeastern counties, mocking the Isiolo-Mandera road.
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UPDATE: Two Al-Shabaab suspects linked to the alleged planned abduction of Chinese contractors in Mandera County bribed the banned ID vetting committee to obtain Kenyan documents, fresh DCI report indicates
Recently, President Ruto abolished the mandatory vetting process. Security experts have severally raised alarm over the committee saying, "it was a loophole for abuse of a security process and a hub for corruption where non-Kenyans could use to obtain identification documents."
The suspects identified as Isaack Abdi Mohamed alias Kharan Abdi Hassan and Noor Yakub Ali are being held at Mandera Police Station by the Anti-Terror Police Unit (ATPU).
In a statement on Tuesday, DCI stated that: “The suspect, Isaac Abdi Mohamed alias Kharan Abdi Hassan aged about 29 years suspected to be a Somalia national recently came to Kenya and fraudulently applied for a Kenyan identity card."
It went on: “After interrogation, he confirmed that he was on a mission to also abduct doctors/ Chinese nationals within Mandera township he also revealed to be working closely with one Kenyan namely Noor Yacob Ali aged 29 years who was also arrested at Metamora area within Mandera township by multiagency security team.”
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UPDATE: Two Al-Shabaab suspects linked to the alleged planned abduction of Chinese contractors in Mandera County bribed the banned ID vetting committee to obtain Kenyan documents, fresh DCI report indicates
Recently, President Ruto abolished the mandatory vetting process. Security experts have severally raised alarm over the committee saying, "it was a loophole for abuse of a security process and a hub for corruption where non-Kenyans could use to obtain identification documents."
The suspects identified as Isaack Abdi Mohamed alias Kharan Abdi Hassan and Noor Yakub Ali are being held at Mandera Police Station by the Anti-Terror Police Unit (ATPU).
In a statement on Tuesday, DCI stated that: “The suspect, Isaac Abdi Mohamed alias Kharan Abdi Hassan aged about 29 years suspected to be a Somalia national recently came to Kenya and fraudulently applied for a Kenyan identity card."
It went on: “After interrogation, he confirmed that he was on a mission to also abduct doctors/ Chinese nationals within Mandera township he also revealed to be working closely with one Kenyan namely Noor Yacob Ali aged 29 years who was also arrested at Metamora area within Mandera township by multiagency security team.”
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Two Al-Shabaab suspects linked to the alleged planned abduction of Chinese contractors in Mandera County bribed the banned ID vetting committee to obtain Kenyan documents, fresh DCI report indicates.
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Malava Member of Parliament Moses Malulu Injendi dies at Nairobi's Aga Khan Hospital, the Speaker of the National Assembly, Moses Wetang'ula confirms
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FLASHBACK: Mohamed Hassan, the "mysterious" Somali trader who funded Mau Mau fighters
[Nation, April 8 2017] In the famous 1946 picture of Jomo Kenyatta with top officials of Kenya African Union (KAU), there was an unidentified Somali man who sat on the front row with his legs crossed
For decades, the identity of this mysterious man - who funded KAU and later Mau Mau - has been a matter of debate since no one seemed to know his name
In the national debate of freedom fighters, the tall man with immaculate looks hardly features.
"Hassan was targeted by the colonial government because of the support that he gave to Mau Mau," former Juja MP Mr Gitu Kahengeri recounted during an interview with the Nation newspaper.
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