Security Treats to Kenya and East Africa
Wednesday 20 June 2012 18:00 to 19:00
Hon George Saitoti EGH, MP, Minister for Provincial Administration and Internal Security, Kenya
Food insecurity, terrorism and piracy are just some of the threats to East Africa’s security. As a key regional player, Kenya plays a pivotal role in responding to and managing these threats.
As the country approaches presidential elections in 2013, internal threats remain, with memories of the violence that surrounded Kenya’s last national election still fresh. Minister Saitoti will discuss his government’s efforts to tackle factors which could jeopardise the stability of Kenya and the region.
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