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Kenya: Stop the Al Shabab Ideological War, Government Told
The Star, 9 December 2014
JAFFER Isaac, a man who walked 1,500 km from Mombasa to Moyale to preach against negative ethnicity, has said sacking security bosses will not solve the security problems in Kenya. Read more »
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Kenya: Kenyatta Appoints Ex-Military Man As New Head Interior Ministry
Capital FM, 2 December 2014
Retired Major-General Joseph Nkaissery - the Orange Democratic Movement lawmaker for Kajiado Central - has been nominated to become Kenya's next Interior Minister. Read more »
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Kenya: Uhuru Has Failed - Cord
The Star, 3 December 2014
CORD has told President Uhuru Kenyatta to address insecurity or he will face unspecified consequences. Read more »
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Kenya: Parliament Extend Seating for 14 Days to Discuss Joseph Nkaissery's Nomination As Interior CS
The Star, 2 December 2014
Parliament has resolved to extend sittings for 14 days to debate and vet the nomination of Joseph Nkaissery as Cabinet Secretary for the Ministry of Interior and Coordination of… Read more »
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Kenya: Kenyatta Fires Minister, Police Chief After Attack
DW, 2 December 2014
A fresh massacre by Somali al Shabab rebels in Kenya has prompted President Uhuru Kenyatta to sack the interior minister and police chief. Gunmen killed 36 quarry workers, singling… Read more »
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Kenya: Kenya Shocked By Al-Shabab Terror
DW, 2 December 2014
Kenyans have been horrified by fresh al-Shabab attacks in the north of their country. But the security agencies are weak, the armed militants elusive and the border with Somalia… Read more »
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Kenya: Kimaiyo Quits As Kenya's Police Chief
Capital FM, 2 December 2014
David Kimaiyo Tuesday announced his retirement from the National Police Service on what he termed as personal grounds amid growing calls for his resignation over continued terror… Read more »
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Kenya: Two Security Heads Out, Nkaissery Nominated New Interior Chief After Mandera Attacks
The Star, 2 December 2014
President Uhuru Kenyatta sacked Interior CS Joseph Ole Lenku on Tuesday and nominated retired major general and Kajiado Central MP Joseph Nkaissery as his replacement. Read more »
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Kenya: This Is Not a Time to Be Cowed By the Enemy - Uhuru
Capital FM, 2 December 2014
Our country and our people are under attack. A war has been waged against ALL Kenyans by an enemy hiding behind religion, and much innocent blood has been shed. Kenya has been… Read more »
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Kenya: Statement by President Uhuru Kenyatta On the Current Security Situation
Kenya Presidency, 2 December 2014
STATEMENT BY H.E. HON. UHURU KENYATTA, PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF KENYA ON THE CURRENT SECURITY SITUATION. DECEMBER 2 2014 Read more »
Kenya's President Replaces Security Chiefs After Attacks
President Uhuru Kenyatta has replaced Interior Minister Ole Lenku and Inspector General of Police David Kimaiyo after a series of deadly terror attacks.
The bodies of the slain arriving at the city mortuary after the Mandara quarry Attack.
Tracing and information desk at city mortuary for the families of Mandera quarry attack.
KRCS personnel offering psychosocial support for families of Mandera quarry attack at city morgue.
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2 December 2014
Kenyan President Addresses Nation After Mandera Attacks
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President Uhuru Kenyatta has vowed to continue the fight against Somalia's armed group al-Shabaab, hours after at least 36 people were killed at a ... see more »
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This comes days after an attack left 28 people dead in Mandera county. Read more »
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The President is reported to have been in Abu Dhabi for the Formula One Grand Prix on the day suspected Al-Shabaab militia killed 28 Kenyans in Mandera. Read more »
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This comes after 28 people were killed, allegedly by Al-Shabaab militia in Mandera. Read more »
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Islamist militants have reportedly claimed responsibility for the killing of Christian passengers near the Somalia border. Read more »
Activists held a protest, dubbed #OccupyHarambeeAvenue, against the manner in which the government is handling security issues.
