In a colourful event held in Nairobi on April 22, 2024, Mr. Jean Pierre Betindji was officially inaugurated as the Executive Secretary of the Regional Centre on Small Arms and Light Weapons (RECSA). Addressing a distinguished audience including key government and international stakeholders, Mr. Betindji expressed his profound gratitude and outlined his ambitious agenda forNew Leadership, Renewed Commitment: Mr. Jean Pierre Betindji Outlines Vision as RECSA’s New Executive Secretary
RECSA Secretariat is coordinating the implementation of the Silencing the Guns Initiative within its Member States and beyond as part of AU Agenda 2063.
From championing policies to taking direct action on the ground. Our dedication extends over twenty years in combating the proliferation of small arms. Stay informed and engage actively.
RECSA in partnership with Ethiopian Federal Police is conducting arms marking and electronic record keeping training of selected officers. pic.twitter.com/jaRU2rV67A — RECSA (@recsasec) November 14, 2023
Mitigating the Impact of IEDs Along Kenya’s Borders Through Awareness Training In Kenya, according to several media reports, it is estimated that 100 security officers and twice as many civilians have lost their lives to improvised explosive devices (IEDs). Most of these incidents have taken place close to the Kenya-Somalia border areas with IEDs setMitigating the Impact of IEDs
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