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Terrorism In Kenya

Kenya: Defence Forces Guns Kill 20 "Al Shabaab Militants" In Garissa:

The militants were crossing the border to Somalia and are believed to be part of a group of nearly 40 militiamen who attacked an administration police camp at Galmagala Division last Friday evening killing four Administration Police Officers. Ref. Source 8

Kenya Terrorism

Man, when I get up in the morning and I read all these news I'm just thankful for the country I live because out there is madness. Kenya has been suffering with certain issues for a very long time and terrorism over there is pretty big.

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4 killed as deadly blast 'shreds' bus in Kenyan capital:

At least four people haved been killed in a suspected grenade attack on a bus in the Kenyan capital Nairobi, police told Reuters news agency. Ref. Source 4

Kenya Terrorism

Three people killed by blasts in Kenya's Mombasa:

At least three people were killed when attackers threw an explosive device at passengers at a bus station in Mombasa on Saturday, and a luxury hotel in the Kenyan coastal city was damaged in a separate blast, officials said. Ref. Source 4

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Two blasts hit Kenya's capital

Two blasts hit Kenya's capital on Friday, killing four people and injuring many more, in what appeared to be the latest in a string of increasingly frequent terror attacks. The blasts came the same week the United States and the U.K. Issued renewed warnings about possible terror attacks in Kenya,"¦ Ref. Source 9

Terrorism In Kenya

Militants kill 15 More In New Attack On Kenyan Coast:

Militants killed at least 15 people and torched houses in a second night of attacks on Kenya's coast, a day after an assault on a town left almost 50 dead. Ref. Source 5

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Uproar over Kenyan anti-terror bill:

Kenya's parliament backs a bill giving security agencies greater powers following recent attacks, but rights groups are strongly critical. Ref. Source 9

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Kenya security law: President Uhuru Kenyatta signs bill:

The new anti-terror legislation gives the security and intelligence agencies the right to detain terror suspects for up to one year and requires journalists to obtain police permission before investigating or publishing stories on domestic terrorism and security issues. Ref. Source 9