Kenya's Anti-Terrorism Bill Raises Privacy Concerns
The draft Prevention of Terrorism Bill 2012 slated to be reviewed by Cabinet and Parliament has come under scrutiny for provisions allowing police to tap private communications, seize property and access the bank details of suspected terrorists.
A home-made bomb ripped through shops in central Nairobi in what government officials confirmed to be a terrorist attack.
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they can't all that because we know the Kenyan troops, so we can say the troops of Ethiopia are the only one can beat Alshabab