Kenya buys $9.86m pilotless aircraft in war on Al Shabaab
Kenya is buying a $9.86 million state-of-the-art military arsenal from the United States in the latest of effort to boost the country’s combat capabilities against terrorism.
The unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), popularly known as a drone, is billed as Kenya’s biggest counter-terrorism weapon that the country will use against dangerous groups such as Somalia-based Al Shabaab who recently murdered an unknown number of Kenyan soldiers in a midnight ambush.
