Nairobi, April 7 -- The government has advised Kenyans to continue with their normal lives in the face of recent travel advisories issued by two Western countries.

Interior Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo on Sunday said there was no cause for alarm as the state security apparatus was firmly in charge.

His assurance came two days after the United Kingdom (UK) and Australia issued travel advisories over the threat to increased terrorism targeting foreigners in Kenya.

"The country is extremely safe as we have officers engaged on the ground. The information to everyone in the country is that the government is on top of things," Dr Omollo said.

At the same time, Dr Omollo said it is important for the public to also share any information...