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The USA government has increased the bounty on the heads of three most wanted al shabaab terror suspects to 3.2 billion shillings. The department for state through the reward for justice program is offering 1.2 billion shillings reward each for information that will lead to the identificaiton and location of al-Shabaab key leaders Ahmed Diriye, Mahad Karate, and Jehad Mostafa. The USA is also offering another 1.2 billion shillings for information that would lead to the disruption of al shabaab's financial mechanisms
The United States offers Ksh 1.2B for information on wanted terrorists
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