Kenyan Military Remembers Fallen Soldiers
The Kenya Defence Force has celebrated the contributions of its soldiers in an event that marked the army's one-year anniversary since entering Somalia.
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Kenya Defence Forces Remembers Its Fallen Soldiers
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- Citizen TV
- Publisher:
- Citizen TV
- Publication Date:
- 14 October 2012
Kenya marked the first Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) day at 10 engineers, in Nanyuki garrison, Laikipia County, in what will now become an annual ... see more »
Photo: Capital FM
Chief of Defence Forces General Julius Karangi said the event will be marked annually (file photo).
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Kenyan President Calls on Somalia to Manage Al Shabaab
- Author:
- Citizen TV
- Publisher:
- Citizen TV
- Publication Date:
- 9 October 2012
Calls for the managing the Al Shabaab threat marked President Kibaki's first meeting with his newly elected Somalia counterpart during their meeting ... see more »
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Security forces are on high alert following intelligence reports of retaliation from Al Shabaab and their sympathizers. This comes in the wake of Kenya Defence Force entering ... Read more »
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Somali and Kenyan forces reportedly killed suspected Al Shabaab militants after they launched a search that included door-to-door security operations in the port city of Kismayu, ... Read more »
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The former Al Shabaab stronghold of Kismayu has been rocked by multiple blasts just a day after Somali and African Union forces moved into the port city. Read more »
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When Kenya Defence Forces(KDF) entered into Somalia, it was never to boost it´s mllitary might or to occupy Somalia but they had 2 issues in mind;
1. The noble duty of protecting the people of Kenya 2. To liberate Somalians from the rag tag militia called Alshabaab.
Kenya did not bring it´s full military capability and they avoided it by all means necessary which is what makes sense in determinimg it´s capability not only in defending itself against a foreign agression but also to guard it´s rightful position in ensuring peace in the region.
Friends,
I just created a new petition and I hope you can sign -- it's called: Block Escalation of the War in Somalia!
This issue is very important to me, and together we can do something about it!
Read more about it and sign it here: http://www.avaaz.org/en/petition/Block_Escalation_of_the_War_in_Somalia_1/? launch
Campaigns like this always start small, but they grow when people like us get involved -- please take a second right now to help out by signing and passing it on.
Thanks so much, Joan
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