Kenya’s Garissa Attack Wasn’t Just a Tragedy. It Was Blowback.
April 13, 2015 | Sadly, innocent Kenyans are paying the price for their government's actions in Somalia.
Articles by David Zarembka
The M23 Surrenders: A Pyrrhic Victory in Eastern Congo
November 14, 2013 | Given the roots of the ongoing conflict in North Kivu, military victory amounts to exchanging one group of exploiters for another.
Perilous Times for Kenya’s Somalis
October 21, 2013 | In the wake of the horrific Westgate Mall attack, some nationalist Kenyan politicians are calling for reprisals against the country's Somalis--many of whom are native Kenyans.
No “Cake Walk” for Kenya in Somalia
September 27, 2013 | When Kenya invaded Somalia in 2011, it overturned a 48-year-old policy of not involving itself in the armed conflicts of its neighbors—and now innocent Kenyans are paying the price.
Kenya’s Violence: Britain’s Legacy
January 4, 2008 | Unfortunately, the current wave of violence is seen by many Kenyans as payback time.