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Mombasa riots deepen concern about religious tensions in Kenya

Religious divides appear to be deepening as riots continued in Mombasa, Kenya, in the wake of a cleric's killing. Extremist group Al Shabab called on Muslims to 'take matters into their own hands.'

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Muslim cleric's killing sparks riots in Kenya

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