Kevin Frey and Pat O'Gara, ABC News: Al-Shabab: Who the Islamic Extremist Group Is and What They Want
The Islamic extremist group Al-Shabab has claimed responsibility for an attack on a Kenyan college early in the morning on April 2. That attack left at least 147 students dead and hundreds of others unaccounted for, according to Kenyan officials. The Somalia-based militant organization raided Garissa College, located in the eastern part of Kenya. So what is Al-Shabab and what do they want?
Commentaries, Analysis, And Editorials -- April 2, 2015
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Al-Shabab: Cross-border conflict? -- Inside Story/Al Jazeera
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