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Kenya: MPs Blame State for Increased Insecurity

MPs are urging government to "up its game" against criminals and desist from issuing excuses to explain its inability to deal with increased insecurity.

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Kenya: MPs Blame State for Increased Insecurity

The Star, 15 March 2012

MPs took time off the normal business of the House to discuss the deteriorating security situation in the country following last Saturday's grenade attack in downtown Nairobi. Read more »
Kenya: Grenade Attacks in Nairobi Unclaimed

ISS, 14 March 2012

To date, no one has claimed responsibility for the grenade attacks that rocked Nairobi over the weekend. Whereas the Kenyan authorities suspect Al-Shabaab, there are reports to the… Read more »
Kenya: Al Shabaab Denies Nairobi Bombings

Garowe Online, 13 March 2012

The Al Qaeda affiliate, Al Shabaab, have denied accusations from the Kenyan government of being responsible for a bombing that occurred at a bus station in Nairobi, Garowe Online… Read more »
Kenya: Death Toll in Grenade Attacks Reaches 9

Capital FM, 13 March 2012

Two more victims of Saturday's night grenade attacks at the Nairobi Country Bus Station succumbed to injuries at the Kenyatta National Hospital on Tuesday, raising the death toll… Read more »
Kenya: Death Toll From Saturday Blasts Reaches Seven

Capital FM, 13 March 2012

The death toll from Saturday's grenade attacks at the Machakos bus terminus in Nairobi rose to seven after one more person succumbed to injuries on Monday night. Read more »
Kenya: Blast Suspects Remain Under Probe for Now

Capital FM, 13 March 2012

A man and three minors who were released on Monday amid the ongoing probe into Saturday's grenade attacks in downtown Nairobi have been questioned further by the Anti Terrorism… Read more »

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Blast victims: the grenade attack killed seven people and wounded at least 50 others at the Machakos bus terminus.

Kenya: Blast Suspects Face Fresh Questioning At ATPU

Capital FM, 13 March 2012

A terror suspect and three minors have been questioned afresh by the Anti-Terrorism Police Unit (ATPU) after being freed on bond on Monday night, in the ongoing probe into Saturday… Read more »
Kenya: Saturday Blasts Suspect, Three Minors Freed By ATPU

Capital FM, 12 March 2012

Four suspects, including three minors arrested over Saturday's grenade attacks that killed six people and wounded more than 60 others were set free late on Monday and ordered to… Read more »
Kenya: Lawyer Protests Unlawful Detention of Blast Suspects

Capital FM, 12 March 2012

A lawyer acting for a terror suspect and three teenagers detained over Saturday's grenade attacks in Nairobi is protesting that they are being held without any charges, more than… Read more »

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12 March 2012

Kenyans Urged to Be Extra-Vigilant After Grenade Attack

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Kenya's defence forces are now officially part of the African Union's peace keeping mission In Somalia, Amisom. The chief of defence forces, General ... see more »

Kenya: Suspect Arrested After Night Blasts Rock City

The Star, 12 March 2012

Anti Terrorism police yesterday arrested a man suspected to be linked with the blasts at Machakos Country Bus Station on Saturday night. Read more »
Kenya: Al Shabaab Sympathisers Will Be Arrested, Declares Saitoti

The Star, 12 March 2012

Internal Security minister George Saitoti is blaming the al Shabaab for Saturday night city grenade attacks that left six people dead. Read more »

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Kenya: Blind Man Questioned in Grenade Probe

The Anti-Terrorism Police Unit suspect a blind man of being involved in the grenade attack that killed nine people and leaving scores injured at a bus terminus in Nairobi. Read more »
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Kenya: MPs Blame State for Increased Insecurity

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