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Al-Shabab blamed for attack in northeast Kenya

By Al Jazeera
06 October 2016   |   12:57 pm
Six people have been killed and 27 rescued in an attack in Northeast Kenya. It happened in Bulla, in Mandera county, which borders Somalia.

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