On Tuesday, the government listed a group of 85 entities suspected to be associated with al-Shabaab militants, who claimed responsibility for last week's terror attack at a university in Kenyan Garissa.
The Kenyan government is currently tracking the financial histories of people allegedly linked to the Somalia-based al-Shabaab extremist group, but action against the account holders will be taken later, as the investigation is launched, Kamau Thuge was quoted as saying by the Kenyan newspaper Daily Nation.
The militant group who claimed responsibility attack in Garissa, explained that the attack was revenge for Kenya’s former military presence in Somalia. Kenyan troops were deployed in Somalia in October 2011 to fight insurgents after a stint of kidnappings by the group.
