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One killed in Nairobi blast ahead of Clinton visit

03 August 2012, 20:00

Nairobi – At least one person was killed and several others injured on Friday evening after a grenade exploded in Nairobi’s Eastleigh estate.

Nairobi police boss Anthony Kibuchi said preliminary investigations indicated that the deceased wanted to attack a supermarket in Eastleigh’s First Avenue, near the Moi Air Base.

“We suspect that the man wanted to attack a nearby supermarket before the grenade exploded by mistake,” he said.

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