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Kenya Investigates Nairobi Grenade Attacks
Police arrested the owner of a house in Nairobi's Kayole Estate where a cache of weapons, including 13 grenades an AK 47 assault rifle, four revolvers and a sub-machine gun were found. The arrest follows two grenade attacks in Nairobi in the past few days.
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24 October 2011
One Person Killed In Second Grenade Attack in Nairobi
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- NTV Kenya
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One person has been reported killed after a grenade exploded along Racecourse Road near the old OTC bus stage. Eighteen other people were injured ... see more »
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24 October 2011
Police Probe Al-Shabab Link to Nairobi Attack
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- Al Jazeera English
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Kenyan police say they are linking a grenade attack on a Nairobi nightclub to recent threats against Kenya issued by al-Shabab fighters. The attack, ... see more »
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