When Al-Shabaab militants stormed Garissa University in April, they left 147 dead, and hundreds terrified. How are survivors and locals, three months on?

Kenyans have launched a social media campaign to remember those who died at last week’s massacre at Garissa University College in eastern Kenya, where terrorist al-Shabaab gunmen killed 148 ...

In the wake of a devastating fire that gutted the Garissa market early Monday morning, national and county government officials have announced a raft of emergency and long-term measures to address ...

Shell casings, glass and blood stains litter dorm at Garissa University College. At least 147 died in Thursday attack at the Kenyan college. Garissa, Kenya CNN — ...

At least five masked gunmen stormed their campus at Garissa University College at first light on Thursday. People fled in all directions. Al Shabaab carries out massacre at university in Kenya 02:12.

Hundreds of people joined a protest in the Kenyan town of Garissa, a day after al-Shabaab stormed a nearby college campus. Sign Up for Our Ideas Newsletter POV. Subscribe Subscribe.

Al-Shabaab, the Islamist militant group based in Somalia, claims to have killed 25 Kenyan police officers during an ambush in eastern Garissa. Though the exact number of fatalities is still ...

Reuters’ Edith Honan has been collecting tributes to the victims slain by al Shabab in Garissa, Kenya. IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.

The Kenyan government issued a $215,000 reward for his capture following the Garissa attack. Al-Shabab has launched regular suicide bombings and gun attacks in Somalia in 2016.