Weapons seized in Kenya mosque raids

Police in Kenya's Coastal city of Mombasa say the have recovered more weapons and explosives at a third Mosque to be raided in the city.

Four people are stabbed to death by rampaging youths in the Kenyan city of Mombasa, police say, hours after raids on two mosques accused of militant links.

The UN denies that weapons found on a cargo ship seized by Kenyan authorities at the port of Mombasa were being transported illegally.

One suspect, Ahmed Abdallah, is alleged to be the owner of a vehicle said to have been used by the gunmen to perpetrate the attacks.

A Norwegian ship detained in Kenya's Mombasa port for more than a week on suspicion of carrying drugs and illegal UN weapons is released.

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More than 100 people appear in court in Kenya's port of Mombasa on charges of membership of Somalia's al-Shabab Islamist group, police say.

Six people said to be Tanzanian nationals were arrested on Sunday and a cache of weapons seized from them by police in Garissa, Kenya.

South African soldiers and police conduct a series of raids in an effort to curb attacks on foreign nationals and the looting of shops.