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Kenya's interior minister says a man with two New Zealand passports is among 10 people arrested over suspected links with extremism.
Fred Matiangi said on Thursday the suspects were detained in a crackdown earlier this week on alleged extremists at the Dadaab refugee camp, which hosts at least 200 000 Somali refugees.
The crackdown follows an attack, claimed by al-Shabaab extremists from neighbouring Somalia, earlier this month on a hotel complex in Nairobi. Authorities have said 21 people were killed.
The crackdown is not directly linked to that attack.
Kenya has experienced several attacks by the al-Qaeda-linked al-Shabaab since 2011. The extremist group has vowed retribution on Kenya for sending troops to Somalia. Kenya is part of an African Union mission bolstering Somalia's fragile government from al-Shabab's insurgency.
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