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30 Shebab Killed In Two Clashes In Somalia, Say Officials
Thirty insurgents in Somalia's Al-Qaeda-aligned Shebab terrorist group were killed on Wednesday in heavy clashes in the south and northeast of the country, Kenya's armed forces and local authorities said separately.
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At Least 12 Killed as Shebab Attack Somalia Hotel
At least 12 people were killed in the Somali capital on Sunday after Shebab gunmen used a vehicle packed with explosives to blast their way inside a hotel, police said.
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Shebab 'Storm African Union Base' In Somalia
Militants from Somalia's Al-Qaeda-affiliated Shebab group rammed a suicide car bomb into an African Union army base early Tuesday and stormed inside, an official and witness said.
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Suspected Shebab Kill 14 in Northern Kenya Attack
At least 14 people were killed and 11 wounded today when gunmen attacked a northern Kenyan village, close to the border with war-torn Somalia, officials and Red Cross said.
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Kenya Police Probe Whipping Pictures After Outcry
Police in Kenya said Monday they have launched an investigation into photos posted on social media that appear to show officers mercilessly whipping a group of Somali youths.
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Somali Shebab Kill 3 African Union Troops: African Union
Somalia's Shebab militants killed three soldiers from the African Union force fighting them in Somalia today, the AU said, condemning the latest in a series of attacks by the Islamists.
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Somali Islamists Kill 147 as Troops End Kenya University Massacre: Official
At least 147 students were massacred when Somalia's Shebab Islamist group attacked a Kenyan university on Thursday, the government said, after the deadliest attack in the country since US embassy bombings in 1998.
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At Least 147 Killed in Shebab Attack on Kenyan University: Official Toll
At least 147 students were massacred when Somalia's Shebab Islamist group attacked a Kenyan university on Thursday, the national disaster operations centre said after the deadliest attack in the country since US embassy bombings in 1998.
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At Least 70 Kenyan Students Killed in University Attack: Minister
At least 70 Kenyan students were massacred on Thursday when Somalia's Shebab Islamist group raided a university, the interior minister said, the country's deadliest attack since US embassy bombings in 1998.
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Amnesty Says World Response to Armed Groups 'Shameful,' Calls 2014 a 'Catastrophic' Year
World leaders have proved "shameful and ineffective" in failing to protect civilians from groups like Islamic State (IS), Amnesty International said today, calling 2014 a "catastrophic" year.
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Gunfire at besieged Kenyan mall, Islamists threaten hostages
Gunfire and explosions sounded on Monday from the Nairobi mall where militants from Somalia's al Qaeda-linked al Shebab group threatened to kill hostages on the third day of a raid in which at least 68 have already died.
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Nairobi's Westgate mall and the attack that was waiting to happen
Nairobi's Westgate shopping mall, part Israeli-owned and often crowded with well-to-do Kenyans, expatriates, diplomats and UN workers, has long been seen as a soft target for Islamic militants.
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30 Shebab Killed In Two Clashes In Somalia, Say Officials
Thirty insurgents in Somalia's Al-Qaeda-aligned Shebab terrorist group were killed on Wednesday in heavy clashes in the south and northeast of the country, Kenya's armed forces and local authorities said separately.
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At Least 12 Killed as Shebab Attack Somalia Hotel
At least 12 people were killed in the Somali capital on Sunday after Shebab gunmen used a vehicle packed with explosives to blast their way inside a hotel, police said.
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Shebab 'Storm African Union Base' In Somalia
Militants from Somalia's Al-Qaeda-affiliated Shebab group rammed a suicide car bomb into an African Union army base early Tuesday and stormed inside, an official and witness said.
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Suspected Shebab Kill 14 in Northern Kenya Attack
At least 14 people were killed and 11 wounded today when gunmen attacked a northern Kenyan village, close to the border with war-torn Somalia, officials and Red Cross said.
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Kenya Police Probe Whipping Pictures After Outcry
Police in Kenya said Monday they have launched an investigation into photos posted on social media that appear to show officers mercilessly whipping a group of Somali youths.
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Somali Shebab Kill 3 African Union Troops: African Union
Somalia's Shebab militants killed three soldiers from the African Union force fighting them in Somalia today, the AU said, condemning the latest in a series of attacks by the Islamists.
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Somali Islamists Kill 147 as Troops End Kenya University Massacre: Official
At least 147 students were massacred when Somalia's Shebab Islamist group attacked a Kenyan university on Thursday, the government said, after the deadliest attack in the country since US embassy bombings in 1998.
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At Least 147 Killed in Shebab Attack on Kenyan University: Official Toll
At least 147 students were massacred when Somalia's Shebab Islamist group attacked a Kenyan university on Thursday, the national disaster operations centre said after the deadliest attack in the country since US embassy bombings in 1998.
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At Least 70 Kenyan Students Killed in University Attack: Minister
At least 70 Kenyan students were massacred on Thursday when Somalia's Shebab Islamist group raided a university, the interior minister said, the country's deadliest attack since US embassy bombings in 1998.
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Amnesty Says World Response to Armed Groups 'Shameful,' Calls 2014 a 'Catastrophic' Year
World leaders have proved "shameful and ineffective" in failing to protect civilians from groups like Islamic State (IS), Amnesty International said today, calling 2014 a "catastrophic" year.
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Gunfire at besieged Kenyan mall, Islamists threaten hostages
Gunfire and explosions sounded on Monday from the Nairobi mall where militants from Somalia's al Qaeda-linked al Shebab group threatened to kill hostages on the third day of a raid in which at least 68 have already died.
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Nairobi's Westgate mall and the attack that was waiting to happen
Nairobi's Westgate shopping mall, part Israeli-owned and often crowded with well-to-do Kenyans, expatriates, diplomats and UN workers, has long been seen as a soft target for Islamic militants.
