Kenya engages UN in a bid to have Dadaab camp closed
Refugees queue for food rations at the Dadaab refugee camp in northern Kenya. The talks aim at addressing security lapses in the camp that may have led to infiltration by extremists. PHOTO | FILE
The Kenyan government has started talks with a UN agency aimed at addressing security in the Dadaab refugee camp, which it wants closed for allegedly being a breeding ground for terrorists.
The talks seek to address security lapses in the camp that may have led to infiltration by extremists, prompting Kenya to order the relocation of more than 350,000 refugees back to Somalia in three months.
