Here is a List of those Funding AL-SHABAAB, The Enemy is within.



Following the Garissa Attacks and the need to disrupt flow of cash to terrorist organizations, the Kenyan government has had to freeze 86 accounts related to entities linked to Islamic terrorist organizations. The government has also reined in on Hawala (informal cash transfer systems) businesses whose transfer protocols are vulnerable to terrorist exploitation. The government has instead asked businesspeople (especially those used to Hawala systems) to use the formal banking channels for cash transfer.

This development comes after influential leaders in Wajir, Garissa and Mandera counties pledged that they will name terrorists, terrorist financiers and their sympathizers operating in the area within a period of one week. The move by leaders confirms that there exists terror cells in the region, and that these terror cells collaborate with Kenyans in the region. Nonetheless, the move is commendable as it showcases the dedicated efforts of public-private partnership to rout out the scourge of terrorism in Kenya.

The government of Kenya has also designated the following five entities as terrorist organizations:
  1. Harakat al-Shabaab al-Mujahideen (HSM), commonly known as Al Shabaab.
  2. Mombasa Republican Council (MRC).
  3. Al Qaeda.
  4. Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS).
  5. Jama’at Ahl al-Sunnah Li-l-Daw’ah wa-l-Jihad, commonly known as Boko Haram.
The list of persons and commercial entities linked to –or suspected of having links to – Al Shabaab is provided below:
  1. Mohamed Kuno aka Gamadheere
  2. Abdifatah Abubakar Abdi
  3. Ahmed Iman Ali
  4. Fuad Abubakar Abdi
  5. Erick Ogada
  6. Abdikadir Mohamed Abikadir alias Ikrima
  7. Maalim Abass Guyo
  8. Dahabshill Money Transfer Company
  9. UAE Exchange Money Remittance
  10. Kendy Money Transfer
  11. Continental Money Transfer
  12. Amal Express Money Transfer
  13. Juba Express Money Transfer
  14. Iftin Express Money Transfer
  15. Kaah Express Money Transfer
  16. Amana Money Transfer
  17. Bakaal Express Money Transfer
  18. Hodan Global Money Remittance and Exchange
  19. Tawakal Money Transfer
  20. Flex Money Transfer
  21. Legend International Consulting
  22. Abdiwali Hajir Sheik.
  23. Mohamed Girad Sheik Abdulahi.
  24. Hassan Ibrahim Kasim J/A.
  25. Mohamed Abdi Muhumed.
  26. Bashir Mohamed Hashi.
  27. Alyce Seraphine Sway
  28. Abdullahi Mohamed Salat.
  29. Moulid Garad Sheik.
  30. Bashir Mohamed.
  31. Sky Forex
  32. Ali Hassan Sagar Aka Qathar.
  33. Faisal Ahmed Nuur Amaje Aka Faisal Ahmed Mohamed.
  34. Mabkhut Idha Bukheit.
  35. Bashir Abdirahman Mohamed.
  36. Abdi Kassim/Osman Abdi Kassim.
  37. Mohamed Sheik Osman Egal.
  38. Mowlid Khalif/Moulid Khalif Ali.
  39. Yassir Mohamud Ahmed.
  40. Ahmed Harob.
  41. Ali Hassan Gure Aka Ali Baba.
  42. Sehikh Hassa Abdirahman.
  43. Sayed Abdullahi.
  44. Agency for Peace and Development.
  45. Haki Africa.
  46. Muslims for Human Rights Group (Muhuri)
  47. Abdi Ibrahim Haithar alias Agwein Aka Gamadere.
  48. Ainul Qamar Lodge and Hotel.
  49. Sheik Mohamed Umal
  50. Abdillahi Mohammed alisa Abdullahi Mrefu
  51. Abass Ibrahim alisa Abass Kidogo
  52. Ali Dumaa’al
  53. Abdifatah Yare mohamud.
  54. Abdalah Godana.
  55. Mohammed Hassan Duale.
  56. Abdi Gedi Amin.
  57. Ali Bashir Hassan Adan.
  58. Ali Gedi Ali.
  59. Mohamed Yarrow Adan Mohamed.
  60. Abdullahi Mohamed Holale.
  61. Turan Adan Hirsi Sheik.
  62. Mahbub Abdullahi Adan.
  63. Abdullahi Yusuf Farah.
  64. Mohamed Ahmed Bedel.
  65. Abdi Mohamed Dahiye.
  66. Ahmed Adow Omar alias Qalib-Safi.
  67. Kuni Elle aka Dikus.
  68. Hussein Gosa Worku aka HG.
  69. Nyacke Sike.
  70. Rashid Sora.
  71. Abdi Boru.
  72. Abdi Ibrahim Adan.
  73. Rashid Ali Guyo.
  74. Ali Hassan Mahat.
  75. Mohammed Mulki.
  76. Abass Kubwa.
  77. Mohammed Abdi Kesy.
  78. Dekow Adoon.
  79. Hassan Tagar.
  80. Abass Derow.
  81. Ibrahim Kobia alias Kamukunji.
  82. E Coach Company
  83. City to City Services
  84. Sabrin Bus Services
  85. G Coach.
  86. Laban Hussein Degel.
 Via; IntelligenceBriefs.Com

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