Kenyan president declares three days of mourning after attack

President Uhuru Kenyatta of Kenya has declared three days of national mourning Saturday after Somali Al-Qaeda-linked Shebab gunmen killed almost 150 people in one of the country’s worst massacres.
Kenyatta in a televised national address in Nairobi said “I declare three days of mourning during which our flags will fly at half mast.” He also condemned the “barbaric slaughter” in his first address since the attack ended on Thursday.