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Why most youth get radicalized in terrorism, expert explains

Journalists carry an injured person at the Dusit hotel compound, in Nairobi on January 15, 2019.[File, Standard]

Dr. Hassan Khannenje, Director of Horn International Institute says money is not the only reason behind radicalisation and terrorist recruitment among Kenya's youth.

In an interview with Spice FM's situation room, Dr. Khannenje emphasized that the yearning for belonging and significance plays a crucial role in this issue.

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