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Shabaab Confirms Death Of Garissa Attack Leader
Somalia's Shabaab terrorists have confirmed the death of a commander suspected of organising the 2015 attack on Kenya's Garissa University that left 148 people dead.
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University Massacre Mastermind Killed in US Drone Strike in Somalia: Kenya
A US drone strike in Somalia has killed four senior members of the Al-Qaeda-affiliated Shebab, including the alleged mastermind of the Garissa University massacre in Kenya in April, a Kenyan interior ministry spokesman said Thursday.
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'Gentle' Ex-Teacher Accused of Masterminding Kenya Massacre
Kenyan police have named homegrown militant Islamist Mohamed Mohamud, a quietly spoken former teacher, as the alleged mastermind of the massacre of 148 people in a university in Garissa.
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Kenya University Death Toll Seen Rising; Anger Over Security Failures
The death toll in an assault by Somali militants on a Kenyan university is likely to climb above 147, a government source and media said on today, as anger grew among local residents over what they say was a government failure to prevent bloodshed.
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Shabaab Confirms Death Of Garissa Attack Leader
Somalia's Shabaab terrorists have confirmed the death of a commander suspected of organising the 2015 attack on Kenya's Garissa University that left 148 people dead.
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University Massacre Mastermind Killed in US Drone Strike in Somalia: Kenya
A US drone strike in Somalia has killed four senior members of the Al-Qaeda-affiliated Shebab, including the alleged mastermind of the Garissa University massacre in Kenya in April, a Kenyan interior ministry spokesman said Thursday.
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'Gentle' Ex-Teacher Accused of Masterminding Kenya Massacre
Kenyan police have named homegrown militant Islamist Mohamed Mohamud, a quietly spoken former teacher, as the alleged mastermind of the massacre of 148 people in a university in Garissa.
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Kenya University Death Toll Seen Rising; Anger Over Security Failures
The death toll in an assault by Somali militants on a Kenyan university is likely to climb above 147, a government source and media said on today, as anger grew among local residents over what they say was a government failure to prevent bloodshed.
