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Crisis Meeting Held Over Kenya Mosque Closures

Muslim leaders and politicians met to address the violence associated with radicalised youth and government raids on mosques.

Kenya: Muslims, Politicians Form Team Over Mosques Closure

The Star, 24 November 2014

MUSLIM leaders yesterday held a crisis meeting in Nairobi to address the violence associated with radicalised youth and government raids on mosques. Read more »

Norbert Allan/The Star

Riot police at Majengo in Mombasa where youth protesred the killing of cleric Aboud Rogo (file photo).

Kenya: Get Terrorism Out of Houses of Worship

The Star, 24 November 2014

In the past few months, the Jubilee government has been struggling to contain the rising cases of insecurity associated with radicalisation of Muslim youths. Read more »
Kenya: Muslims Ought to Police Themselves

The Star, 24 November 2014

Anyone who has ever been to my office has seen a picture of an old man on the wall. This old man is Mr Jeremiah Ngunjiri, my Guka. I am named after him in line with Kikuyu… Read more »
Kenya: Mombasa Muslims Call for Mosques Opening

The Star, 22 November 2014

MUSLIM, political, academic and human rights activists yesterday demanded immediate reopening of all mosques closed by the government in Mombasa over radicalisation of youth. Read more »

InFocus

Kenya: Arrests After Forced Entry at Mosque

Masjid Swafaa in Kisauni, Mombasa, is one of three that's been closed to facilitate investigations into allegations of radicalisation. Read more »
- Kenya: Masjid Swafaa - Mombasa Youth Arrested Over Forced Entry
- Kenya: Police Detain Terror Suspects Who Surrendered for Investigations Over CID Boss Shooting
Kenyan Youth Go On Rampage in Mombasa

Several people have reportedly been killed in a suspected revenge attack after police raided two mosques. Read more »
- Kenya: Police Detain Terror Suspects Who Surrendered for Investigations Over CID Boss Shooting
- Kenya: More Suspects in Mombasa Killings Surrender

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