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Kenyans seek answers to Somalia peacekeepers’ attack

By Al Jazeera
15 January 2017   |   9:10 am
Sunday marks the first anniversary of an attack on African Union peacekeepers in Somalia. Dozens of Kenyan troops were killed by al-Shabab fighters.

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