East Africa should brace itself for increased terrorism, money laundering, carjacking, drug and human trafficking, smuggling of weapons, poaching and piracy, warns Interpol.
Summing up the security situation at the just ended East African Police Chiefs Co-operation Organisation (EAPCCO) general assembly in Arusha, Tanzania, Interpol Secretary General for East Africa, Jean-François Gadeceu pointed out that having one of the fastest growing economies in the world is a magnet for criminals who are finding ways to tap into the fortunes.
