Frustration mounts in Northern Kenya as Al-shabaab threats grow
In the arid northern corner of Kenya, bordering Somalia and Ethiopia, there’s growing frustration. It is largely because of the increasing strength of the Al-Qaeda-linked Al-shabaab jihadist group. Some 1,000 kilometres from the capital, Nairobi, the Mandera County is increasingly coming under the control of Al-Shabaab. ''We left the town at about 6am but after some time, when we had reached a solar power centre, security vehicles came speeding and police officers asked us to return to town. The police have told us nothing since the incident, we are here waiting for communication from them"...
Source: africanews.com