Kenyan Airstrikes Drive al-Shabab Terrorists From Somalia Strongholds -- Washington Times
KAMPALA, Uganda — After months of delay often bogged down in muddy fields, Kenyan troops are finding their footing to become a valuable asset in the fight against al-Shabab terrorists in Somalia.
About 1,500 Kenyan soldiers crossed Somalia’s eastern border in October without approval from African Union peacekeepers, who were there to support a shaky transitional government in a lawless nation gripped in turmoil for more than 20 years.
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Somali PM hopes to see Shebab fighters gone soon -- AFP
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