The government of Kenya has promised $20,000 reward for any information that may help to arrest female terrorist believed to be hiding in a refugee camp in its northeastern border region.
According to the available information, Rukia Mbarak Faraj is an al-Shabaab operative in a refugee camp in Garissa County.
The police says: “She is wanted for facilitating movement of youths to Somalia to join her husband who is planning an attack in Kenya”.
The police explained that Ramadhan Kufungwa, her husband, was accused of being responsible for the grenade attacks and assassinations of clerics and security officers in Mombasa County.
Faraj assisted him by helping to move explosives and other weapons from Somalia into Kenya’s northeastern region for a new attack on vital government installations and religious institutions. However, firearms and explosive were recovered in Garissa County on August, 26.
Mohamud Saleh, a regional coordinator said that the breakthrough follows the arrest of more dangerous al-Shabaab suspects who provided crucial information that led to the unearthing of weapons.
Saleh added that he had ordered all landlords and commercial facility owners to provide detailed identities of their tenants to their chiefs.
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