KENYAN FOREIGN POLICY IMPLEMENTATION AND ITS IMPLICATION ON THE FIGHT AGAINST TERRORISM:1998-2018
Ester Nyaboke Kenyanya, June 2022
Summary
Foreign policy remains the greatest mechanism that a country can use to pursue its national interests internationally. Kenya’s foreign policy is based on diplomatic co-existence, protection of state security, and non-interference in the internal businesses of other states. In the recent past, Kenya has shifted its foreign policy to conform to the realities of terror incidences that have been witnessed in the country. Therefore, the study sought to examine the nexus between Kenya’s foreign policy implementation and the fight against terrorism in Kenya.
Keywords
Kenya, Foreign policy, Terrorism, CHRIPS, Implementation
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