The New York Times Agency May 2010
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Two Somali-Kenyan men inside one of the elders house in Hulugho, the largest town in that region, some 12 miles (20kms) from the Somali border, in late June, 2009. A thin, dusty line is about the only thing separating Kenya, one of the Western world's closest allies in Africa, from the Shabab, a radical Islamist militia that has taken over much of southern Somalia, beheading detractors, stoning adulterers and threatening to kill any Americans or Europeans who get in their way. (Dominic Nahr/The New York Times) 14060529
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