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Kenya: Paris a Wake-Up Call for Kenya to Remain Vigilant
Nation, 15 November 2015
The terrorist attacks in Paris are yet another tragic reminder of how we are all vulnerable to acts of extreme violence by radicalised young men, impelled by a fanatical world… Read more »
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Kenya: Kenya Intensifies Security After Paris Terror
Capital FM, 14 November 2015
Kenya announced Saturday of enhanced security measures, in the wake of the deadly terror attacks in France where more than 150 people were killed, and dozens wounded. Read more »
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Kenya: Kenya Stands With France in War On Terror, Uhuru Says After Paris Attacks
The Star, 14 November 2015
The president has said Kenya stands with France in the wake of a second terroritst attack in Paris on Friday night that left 120 people dead. Read more »
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Kenya: Uhuru Says Kenya Stands With Paris in Extremism War
Capital FM, 14 November 2015
President Uhuru Kenyatta on Saturday condemned the Paris terror attack that left over 150 people dead, and pledged "any form of support to the French government." Read more »
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Africa: Africa Stands in Solidarity With France
RFI, 14 November 2015
Several African leaders on Saturday sent messages of support and condolence to the French government and people of France following the deadly Paris attacks. At least 128 people… Read more »
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Kenya: The World Stands With France in Hour of Need
Nation, 15 November 2015
In the early hours of Friday evening, at the end of the working week in many parts of the world, a small band of terrorists set out into the streets of Paris with murderous intent. Read more »
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Kenya: Police Chief Tells Kenyans to Be Alert After Paris Attacks
The Star, 14 November 2015
Police have increased vigilance following the Paris killings of 128, IG Joseph Boinnet has said, and asked the public to be alert. Read more »
Kenya Intensifies Security After Paris Terror Attacks
After six deadly attacks in Paris that left more than 120 people dead, the Kenyan government is enhancing security measures as the attacks serve as a reminder for the April killings of 148 people by Al-Shabaab militants at the Garissa University College.
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African leaders have sent messages of support and condolence to France following six separate deadly attacks in Paris. Read more »
