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Pulse.Co.Ke FBI and DCI Strengthen Alliance Against Transnational Crime in Kenya
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- •FBI and DCI are enhancing their partnership to combat transnational crime.
- •The focus includes cybercrime, human trafficking, and financial fraud.
- •New initiatives will integrate advanced technologies into law enforcement.
On May 9, 2026, FBI Co-Deputy Director Andrew Bailey visited the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) in Nairobi to enhance cooperation against transnational crime, including cybercrime, human trafficking, and financial fraud. The meeting focused on actionable intelligence sharing and the integration of advanced technologies like artificial intelligence and cryptocurrency tracking into local law enforcement. Both agencies discussed the establishment of a Regional Transnational Anti-Corruption Programme Manager to bolster efforts against corruption. DCI Director Mohamed Amin highlighted the partnership's success in joint investigations and extraditions, while Bailey emphasized the importance of anti-corruption measures for economic growth. This collaboration aims to address increasingly sophisticated criminal networks operating across borders. The FBI plans to upgrade its Nairobi office to support these initiatives further. The visit marks a significant escalation in the fight against organized crime in East Africa.
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