Kenya In Mourning After Attack On University

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April 03, 2015

Members of the Red Cross help a woman after she viewed the body of a relative killed in the attack, at the Chiromo funeral parlor in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi, on April 3, 2015. (Tony Karumba/AFP/Getty Images)

Kenyans are grieving today. Yesterday's attack on Garissa University College left 147 students dead. The four al-Shabab militants were also killed after the Kenyan army was able to gain access to the block of dormitories where the gunmen were.

NPR’s Greg Warner is following the story from Nairobi and discusses the latest developments with Here & Now’s Robin Young.

Guest

Gregory Warner, East Africa correspondent for NPR. He tweets @radiogrego.

This segment aired on April 3, 2015.