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Kenya attack: Extremists spared Muslims, Somali speakers in deadly attack

At least 48 people dead after gunmen attacked Mpeketoni, small Kenyan town Wreckages of burnt cars are seen along the main road to Lamu from Mpeketoni after gunmen attacked the coastal Kenyan town of Mpeketoni on Monday. (Joseph Okanga/Reuters) Dozens of extremists attacked a Kenyan coastal town for hours, killing those who couldn’t answer questions...

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Somalis sent back home in fear of al-Shabab

By Mary Harper “I live in constant fear. I don’t go anywhere because I face threats from all sides,” says the 39-year-old Somali man who asks me not to use his name. “I was taken in handcuffs onto a Turkish Airlines plane in London, and flown to Mogadishu via Istanbul. In Istanbul, the British guards...

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Saudi Arabia: For illegal African women, garbage in dumpsters means money

iUBIQUITOUS: A common sight of African women carrying salvaged “valuables” from dumpsters on discarded prams. JEDDAH: IBRAHIM NAFFEE Piles of household waste in dumpsters, which include cartons, tin cans and metal and glass items, are a lucrative source of income for many illegal African women. They collect the waste materials to sell in the scrap...

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‘Islamists’ attack Kenyan coastal town

Suspected Islamist militants have attacked hotels and a police station in the Kenyan coastal town of Mpeketoni, military officials say. Witnesses reported seeing buildings on fire and hearing gunfire in the town, which is near Lamu island. It is not yet clear if there are any casualties. Kenya has suffered a number of militant attacks...

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Duale wants inciters punished

Majority Leader Aden Duale He said legal action should be taken against leaders who incite the public to violence. PHOTO/FILE  NATION MEDIA GROUP Legal action should be taken against leaders who incite the public to violence, National Assembly Majority Leader Aden Duale has said. He is among Jubilee leaders who have criticised Cord for planning...

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Are British Muslim Schools Teaching Hatred?

By Mary Dejevsky A woman walks past a clothes shop in the Sparkbrook area of Birmingham, central England May 12, 2011. Darren Staples/Reuters On a damp day in Britain in May, with the sky threatening worse, the long residential streets are quiet. It could be almost anywhere: two-story brick terraces, front gardens paved and parked over, glassed-in...