Foreign Affairs Chief Administrative Secretary, Ababu Namwamba, has said there is a need to plug funding gaps and boost counter-terrorism efforts by the troops from Kenya, Ethiopia, Uganda, Djibouti and Burundi that are engaged in a dogged fight with the terrorist group.
Police say Riverside Complex has been cleared of hazardous materials following the terror attack that claimed the lives of 21 people. Car owners who abandoned their vehicles during the attack have also been allowed to collect them.
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A Kenyan-born photojournalist's photographs of the Riverside Complex terror attack that left 21 people dead have found their way to the auctioneer's hammer. This comes a few days after the storm over the publishing of the photos by The New York Times, which prompted a review of editorial policies by the media house.
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President Uhuru Kenyatta has announced that the terrorist attack at the Dusit office park that left 14 civilians dead has ended. 700 people were rescued from the complex.
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