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Five years after Westgate, Al-Shabab is weakened but not yet defeated
Containing Al-Shabab in Kenya doesn't directly reduce the group's standing inside Somalia
Al-Shabab locks Kenya into an endless circle of death
Kenya’s increasingly unpopular war in Somalia is in its fourth year and there is no easy way out.
Little is black and white about Islam
When we commemorate the Westgate massacre in Nairobi, Kenya, we must not conflate the religion with extremism.
Westgate mall terrorists argued over shooting children
Gunmen involved in the Nairobi shopping mall attack were in apparent disagreement over whether they should kill women and small children.
‘White Widow’ writes love poem to Osama bin Laden
Investigators have discovered a poem written by British terror suspect Samantha Lewthwaite, addressed to deceased al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden.
Kenya govt says it has recovered gunmen bodies
The Kenyan government says it believes it has recovered the remains of the four gunmen involved in the Westgate Mall shootings.
Remains delivered to morgue following Westgate siege
Following an attack on Nairobi's Westgate mall in September, officials in Kenya say two boxes of human remains were delivered to its city morgue.
US captures suspected senior al-Qaeda figure in Libya
An alleged senior member of al-Qaeda has been captured in Libya after US forces launched raids in the country and Somalia over the weekend.
Kenya names four Westgate Mall attackers from CCTV footage
On Saturday Kenya's military spokesman named four men who are alleged to have been involved in the attack, which killed at least 67 people.
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