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Muslims, Christians join hands against radicalisation

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A group of Christians, Muslims and business leaders in Eastleigh, Nairobi have embarked on a national campaign to sensitise Kenyans on youth radicalisation.

Led by Eastleigh Business Community Secretary General Ahmed Mohamed, the leaders called for a unified effort from the government and the community to combat rising cases of youth radicalisation.

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