Peace activists from Garissa were Tuesday feted for their contribution in tackling terrorism and radicalisation. Among those feted were chiefs, traditional dancers, women, religious and youth leaders from across the county. The initiative, funded by the EU and USAID, is aimed at celebrating individuals who have contributed to peace and security. Garissa deputy county commissioner Benard ole Kipury said violent extremism has remained a threat to the lives of residents. “In order to counter violent extremism, we all need to come together.

Source: The Star February 24, 2021 18:56 UTC