Audio By Carbonatix
Three people have been killed after a bus was attacked in Kenya close to the Somali border, local officials say.
Two others were injured and are being treated at local clinics.
The bus was travelling from Mombasa and was targeted in Lamu county when heavily armed men stopped it and sprayed it with bullets.
The gunmen have not been identified, but the Somalia-based al-Shabab militant group has carried out a number of attacks in the country.
Local authorities say security forces are pursuing the attackers, who fled the scene.
Kenya has troops in Somalia supporting the UN-backed government in its fight against al-Shabab.
The country has been on high alert over the Christmas and New Year holiday period, following intelligence reports that al-Shabab could carry out attacks.
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Latest Stories
-
GES opens applications for non-teaching staff promotion; here’s who qualifies
9 minutes -
What Is Wrong With Us: We fly halfway around the world to admire discipline, then fly home to tolerate chaos
12 minutes -
Discipline must not become abuse in raising children – ARK Foundation
19 minutes -
Photos: Culture, technology and cuisine take centre stage at Russia’s youth festival
20 minutes -
‘Who approved Laboma structures?’ – Victoria Bright calls for review of permitting system
26 minutes -
“The Darkest Chapter”: Latif Abubakar’s 21st production brings President Mahama’s UN reckoning to the National Theatre stage
29 minutes -
Teacher, three others investigated over alleged kidnapping of suspected MoMo fraudster in Kumasi
30 minutes -
Afenyo-Markin mourns Bernice Offei, describes her songs as ‘sermons set to music’
30 minutes -
Don’t just learn AI tools, use them to improve productivity – ALX Enterprise
38 minutes -
Free rabies vaccination campaign targets 25,000 dogs and cats nationwide
44 minutes -
Ghana needs a system to track child protection funding to where risks are highest – ARK Foundation
46 minutes -
AI may not replace humans, but workers who fail to adapt could lose jobs – ALX Enterprise
48 minutes -
Gideon Boako: Bretton Woods is fraying; Ghana has built a bridge
49 minutes -
Ghana’s child protection system failing children despite laws and policies – ARK Foundation
50 minutes -
‘Future of Black Queens is safe for many years’ – Black Princesses boss Charles Sampson
54 minutes