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Former Prime Minister Raila Odinga has pledged to ensure African Nations combat terrorism in strict adherence to Human Rights laws should he be elected the next Chairperson, of the African Union Commission. Raila says he intends to strengthen the capacity of the AUC member states to combat terrorism through coordinated efforts, intelligence sharing and targeted interventions.
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Raila pledges to ensure African Nations combat terrorism
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