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Dr. Fredrick Ogenga is professor of communications and media studies at Rongo University in Kenya and founding director of the Center for Media, Democracy, Peace & Security (CMDPS).
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The phenomenon of women willingly joining extremist movements is not a new one, but the media often present the issue as a shocking novelty. Security expert Fredrick Ogenga says journalists need to learn how to report on terrorism without breeding prejudice and fear.
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