Kenya, UK and US deepen intelligence sharing in counter-terrorism push

NAIROBI, Kenya — Kenya, the United Kingdom and the United States are collaborating more closely to share intelligence and coordinate joint operations against terrorism, according to officials. British High Commissioner Matthew Baugh visited the Combined Joint Inter-Agency Task Force (CJIATF) in Manda, where he and his British counterparts reviewed its role in supporting counter-terrorism efforts under Operation Amani Boni.

The discussions centered on intelligence fusion, real-time data sharing and inter-agency coordination to enhance responses to security threats. The Kenya Defence Forces emphasized that these partnerships are vital for countering evolving terrorist threats and boosting regional security. British officials praised the trilateral security partnership and pledged continued commitment to strengthening CJIATF's capabilities.