Businessman arrested in Marsabit over alleged terror financing through cryptocurrency

According to the Anti-Terrorism Police Unit (ATPU), investigators have gathered substantial evidence linking Abdisalam Hassan to suspected terror-related financial activities......

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A businessman, Abdisalam Hassan, has been arrested in Marsabit by the Anti-Terrorism Police Unit (ATPU) on suspicion of terror financing through cryptocurrency. His family vehemently denies the allegations, leading to his discreet transfer to Nairobi amid rising tensions.

Abdisalam Hassan will be arraigned on Tuesday.
The ATPU identified Abdisalam Hassan as the suspect.
A Nairobi-based lawyer was also arrested in Mombasa in connection with similar terror-related charges.

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