Just a day after Kenya announced that a British citizen had
been killed while fighting for the Al Qaida linked group Al Shabaab, Kenyan
police are announcing a $100,000 reward for the capture of a German national
accused of taking part in an Al-Shabab attack on Sunday.
Andreas Martin Muller, who goes by Abu Nusaybah, is accused
of being one of the gunmen who attacked a military base in Lamu County last
week.
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| Andreas Martin Muller (seen above) |
Two Kenyan soldiers and eleven Al-Shabab fighters died
during the assault.
Briton Thomas Evans, was one of those killed during the
fighting.
The reward is part of a police campaign known in Kiswahili
as Kaa Chonjo Usinyamaze ("Be alert, Don't Keep Quiet"), which was
launched to combat the threat of jihadists.