VIDEO: Inside British Army training mission in Kenya

Mombasa, Monday. A British jihadist fighting for Somalia’s Al-Qaeda affiliate, Al-Shabaab, is believed to have been killed in a thwarted attack on a Kenyan army base on Sunday, Kenya Defence Forces spokesman Colonel David Obonyo has said.

The BBC's Karen Allen gains exclusive access to the dormitories at Garissa University College, where almost 150 people were killed by al-Shabab militants a week ago.

The Westgate shopping mall in Nairobi, which was the target of a terror attack nearly two years ago, is due to reopen on Saturday.

Dozens of British troops are to be deployed to Somalia to help peacekeeping efforts to counter Islamic militants, David Cameron announces.

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Members of the African Union's new 25,000-strong multinational standby force are gathering to begin field training for the first time.

The British Army is preparing to send troops into Mali, to join a UN peacekeeping mission.