Kenya vigil for massacre victims

Five men are charged in a Kenyan court with 162 counts of terrorism following the deadly assault by militant Islamists on Garissa University College in April.

>At least 147 Kenyan students were massacred yesterday when Somalia’s Al-Shabaab militants attacked a university, the interior minister said.

The BBC's Anne Soy reports from the scene of the al-Shabab attacks in Mpektoni in Kenya

Suspected Al-Shabaab militants from Somalia stormed into a Kenyan coastal town late on Sunday, killing at least 49 people in a major assault on a police station, hotels and government offices.

Kenya’s interior minister and police chief were removed from their posts yesterday, hours after Somalia’s Shabaab rebels killed at least 36 people in a fresh massacre in the northeast of the country.

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Kenyans remember the 148 university attack victims

Grief-stricken relatives go to identify bodies at a university in north-eastern Kenya where al-Shabab gunmen killed at least 147 people.

The 36 quarry workers killed by al-Shabaab terrorists in Mandera on Tuesday had been advised to relocate for security reasons but refused to move, Kenya Deputy President William Ruto said yesterday.