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Garissa attack brain dead
Garissa attack brain dead
Garissa attack brain dead
#Cosmoread: Al-Shabaab commander in Somalia jihadists 148 people diedin 2015 at the University of Garissa Kenya killed suspected of organizing the attack is confirmed. Mohamed Mohamud alias Dulyadin June 1 killing of Al-Shabaab and the Somali authorities had announced his death with an obituary released Saturday confirmed. “We and our Muslim Comendador Sheikh Mohammed…
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France to pay fees for Garissa university terror attack survivors
France to pay fees for Garissa university terror attack survivors
The French government will pay school fees for a year for 109 Garissa University College students who survived the April 2 al Shabaab massacre. The students will also be given a living allowance, the French Embassy said, adding Ambassador Rémi Maréchaux will visit Moi University in Eldoret on Thursday. Students who survived the attack in which 147 were killed and at least 67 others injured were…
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Garissa attack co-masterminds loses bond over killing of witnesses
Garissa attack co-masterminds loses bond over killing of witnesses
The High Court in Mombasa has cancelled a Sh10 million bond granted to Mohammed Khalid Ali who was charged with co-planning the April terrorist attack on Garissa University College. The bond was cancelled after it was established that five witnesses who were to testify in his trial, were killed in the terrorist attack on a police vehicle on July 13 in Hindi, Lamu County. The bond for the terror…
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GERMANY AWARDS SCHOLARSHIPS TO 300 GARISSA ATTACK SURVIVORS
GERMANY AWARDS SCHOLARSHIPS TO 300 GARISSA ATTACK SURVIVORS
Germany will award scholarships to 300 students of Garissa University College who survived the deadly attack by Al-Shabaab militants. The April 2 terrorist attack killed 148 people – 142 of them students. The scholarships will be officially awarded on Tuesday, June 16, by the Regional Office for Africa of the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) and financed by the German Ministry for…
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Kenya: Government charges five men over Garissa attack
#Kenya: Government charges #fivemen over #Garissa attack
Five men were charged on Thursday in connection with an attack by Somali Islamist gunmen on Garissa University in northeast Kenya that killed 148 students, the worst militant attack in the east African nation in almost two decades.
The assault on Garissa University on April 2, in which gunmen from Somalia’s al Shabaab group stormed in and sought to kill Christian students, has piled pressure on…
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Kenya police probe whipping pictures after outcry
Kenya police probe whipping pictures after outcry
GARISSA, Kenya, Jun 1 – 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. The pictures were posted on the Facebook page of Michael Orita, who sources say is a senior police official in Kenya’s northeastern county of Garissa, the scene of the April massacre of nearly 150…
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WHITE WIDOW ‘MASTERMINDED’ GARISSA ATTACK
WHITE WIDOW ‘MASTERMINDED’ GARISSA ATTACK
The devastating Garissa University College attack that left 148 people dead was masterminded by the “White Widow” (born Samantha Lewthwaite), it has now emerged.
A report appearing in the Monday edition of Daily Mirror indicates that the British mother of four directed last month’s slaughter of 148 people, by gunmen at the university in Garissa.
The report that cities security chiefs says the…
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Garissa attack: How it has changed Kenya
Garissa attack: How it has changed Kenya
In our series of letters from Africa, Joseph Warungu senses a new wind blowing across Kenya following the attack by Somalia-based al-Shabab militants on Garissa university earlier this month.
“We will not forget Garissa.”
This statement summarises the mood in Kenya three weeks after the attack on Garissa University College in the north-east of the country, which killed 148 people.
Ever since the…
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