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Kenya: Sleeping Garissa Students Woke to Sound of Gunfire
The Star, 3 April 2015
Al Shabaab gunmen stormed Garissa University College killing at least 147 people on Thursday, in the worst attack on Kenyan soil since the U.S. embassy was bombed in 1998. Read more »
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Kenya: Garissa Attack Death Toll Rises to 147, Four Gunmen Killed
The Star, 2 April 2015
The death toll in the attack by al Shabaab on a university in Garissa on Thursday has risen to 147 and the siege has ended, the country's disaster response agency said. Read more »
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Kenya: Shabaab Claims Responsibility for Garissa Carnage
Capital FM, 2 April 2015
Somalia's Al Shabaab has claimed responsibility for Thursday's terror attack at the Garissa University College that left at least 20 dead and scores injured. Read more »
Death Toll in Garissa University Attack Rises to 147
Kenyan government officials are reporting that the hostage seige by Al-Shabaab militants on Garissa University College in north-eastern Kenya has ended with the death of the four attackers. The death toll has risen to 147.
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2 April 2015
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At least 147 students were killed in Thursday morning's terror attack on Garissa University College, a number Interior Cabinet Secretary Joseph ... see more »
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Kenya: Reward for Garissa Attack 'Mastermind'
Capital FM, 2 April 2015
The government has placed a Sh5 million bounty on terrorist Mohammed Kuno aka Gamadhere who is accused of masterminding the Garissa university attack. Read more »
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Kenya: Why Al Shabaab Targeted Garissa
The Daily Vox, 2 April 2015
Bodies are still being recovered from Garissa College University in Kenya, where Al Shabaab gunmen are holding students hostage. As the devastating tragedy unfolds, RA'EESA PATHER… Read more »
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Kenya: Attack Death Toll Rises to 70, Curfews Announced
The Star, 2 April 2015
Garissa attack death toll rises to 70, police announce curfew in Garissa, Mandera, Tana River and Wajir counties Read more »
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Kenya: Kenyatta Defies Court, Orders Training of 10 000 Police Officers
The Star, 2 April 2015
President Uhuru Kenyatta has quashed court orders and directed the "prompt" training of 10,000 police recruits whose enrolment is pending. Read more »
The dead were mostly students, but they also include one soldier, a policeman and two guards.
Suspected Al-Shabaab militants have attacked Garissa University College, leaving several dead and many more injured.
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Kenya say the project is part of a larger plan to ensure that the country's borders are properly secured but Khartoum say it was not consulted on the project. Read more »
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According to police, the assailants could be members of an active terror cell responsible for past gun and grenade attacks. Read more »
