Mohamed Mohamud, is the most wanted man in Kenya. His head was a price 200,000 euros. It is presented as the mastermind of the bloody attack in Garissa, where 148 people, mostly students, were killed Thursday. It is a former professor of a Koranic school.
Since Saturday, hundreds of survivors flock to the stadium in Nairobi, the capital. Six bus deposited them on Saturday. Relief, jubilant reunion mingle with anguish and pain for those who have not returned, they were killed or wounded.
"I am grateful and I wish my friends are here, they share this moment with me, with their parents' reflects a young woman.
"I lost a lot of my friends, laments another woman. Events, what we have suffered, it is still present in our minds, so we can not forget. I find it hard to come back. "
Easter Sunday is bitter in this Christian country to 80%. Kenya has begun a three-day national mourning decreed by President Uhuru Kenyatta. This is very critical since the massacre, portrayed as unable to stop a cycle of attacks by Islamist Shebab that killed more than 400 people in nearly two years.
