0ctober 2021: KENYA, Advancing the African Agenda on the Security Council

As president of the Security Council in October, Kenya is leading
the Council on its first international trip since the pandemic
began, to Mali and Niger. Kenyan Ambassador Martin Kimani joins us
to discuss his country’s priorities for the month, including
counterterrorism, small-arms weapons, and women, peace and
security. We also speak with Dr. Geoffrey Lugano, a lecturer at
Kenyatta University, based in Nairobi, Kenya’s capital. Links:
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