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August 7, 2026
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Six Injured in Suspected Al Shabaab Attack

Six Injured in Suspected Al Shabaab Attack

Kenya reopened its border with Somalia last month, with some elders now calling for it to be closed following escalating attacks...

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Six people were injured, one critically, when their vehicle struck an improvised explosive device (IED) suspected to be an Al Shabaab attack in Mandera County on Thursday evening.

  • At least six people were injured, with one in critical condition.
  • The incident involved a vehicle hitting an IED near Odole Village in Elwak Sub-County.
  • This attack is part of an intensified series of incidents along Kenya's border with Somalia, with Al Shabaab suspected of increased activity.

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