Over the past months, many Kenyans have
demanded that the country withdraw its
troops from Somalia. Some Kenyan papers
agree. Al-Shabab has repeatedly said that
Kenya's involvement in Somalia is the main
reason for its attacks.

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mencade6:
look at what Bukohari, Satan of sokoto, and their Almajiris brothers have caused us.

Power must never go to the North....insha Allah......Allahu Akbar

amin.



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To all Gej supporters....success

Dreambeat:
A day after the Somali Islamist group al-Shabab killed 36 quarry workers in Kenya's north-eastern region of Mandera, the media is urging the Kenyan government to review its security policies.
Two newspapers warn that Kenya faces a "serious Boko-Haram type problem", while another calls for the army's withdrawal from Somalia.
The media are still conveying shock and outrage about the killings, with many front pages showing pictures of the dead men laying face down on the ground, and blood pouring from their heads.
"Kenya has a serious Boko-Haram type problem in the making," says an editorial in the top-selling, influential Daily Nation.
It suggests that the Kenyan government has fundamentally misunderstood today's al-Shabab, arguing that "the presumption that this is a foreign invading force is no longer sustainable. Al-Shabab has morphed into a local, jihadist insurrection led principally by Kenyans born and bred in the places now under attack".
Over the past months, many Kenyans have demanded that the country withdraw its troops from Somalia. Some Kenyan papers agree. Al-Shabab has repeatedly said that Kenya's involvement in Somalia is the main reason for its attacks.
The Star newspaper, which often takes a bold editorial stand, suggests that the army should be redeployed throughout north-eastern Kenya to secure the ...