Islamic extremism deepens in East Africa
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Since 2010, Somali Salafi-jihadi group Harakat al-Shabaab al-Mujahideen (al-Shabaab) has staged high profile attacks in Uganda and Kenya, with rumoured cells also operating in northern Tanzania. Kenya has been worst affected, and multiple oil-related assets in-country will face growing security risk going forward. The exploration blocks in the northeast and the proposed export pipeline both face high risks of targeted attack; there is also an elevated risk to expatriate personnel in Nairobi.
Table of contents
- Executive Summary
- Al-Shabaab's evolving tactics
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Domestic Kenyan threat
- Oil and gas blocks in the north eastern region
- Lamu pipeline route
- Mombasa pipeline route
- Personnel in Nairobi
- Exporting al-Shabaab beyond Kenya
- Conclusion
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