President
Uhuru Kenyatta has announced three days of national mourning, following the
deaths of almost 150 people in one of the worst massacres in the country's
history.
In his first
televised address since the attack ended on Thursday, Kenyatta condemned the
"barbaric slaughter" and asked for help from the Muslim community in
rooting out radical elements.
He said, "My
administration shall respond in the severest way possible to the attack and any
other attack to us,", speaking from the capital, Nairobi, on Saturday.
"Thursday wounded Kenya, Thursday wounded families, friends and
communities of the victims of the attack."