The conflict between Kenya and the underground Al-Shabaab militia group of Somalia escalated when Kenya sent its defense forces (KDF)on am invasion into Somalia I October 2011.KDF occupied and roamed a territory that for years had been dominated by the rebel group. The KDF incursion into Somalia is believed to have been triggered by a kidnapping of two Spanish women who were working for Medecins Sans Frontiers at the Dadaab refugee camp in Kenya
Since then, the Al-Shabaab have carried out numerous terror attacks in Kenya and claimed responsibility for the deaths and destruction arising from such attacks. The militia have also continued with their kidnappings.
This book gives the account of one of Kenya’s government Administration Officers who was unfortunate enough to fall victim of an Al-Shabaab kidnapping but fortunate enough to live to tell the story.
Yesses story speaks of an exasperating experience in the hands of bitter and cruel enemies. He points the picture of extremes of the human soul when exposed to utter depreciation, alienation, fear and the threat of death. He expresses the resilient behavior o the human heart in such extreme instances as well as the power of hope, even when it is the size of a speck.
This book will offer many invaluable lessons to the general population, to governments, to students of history and political science, to anthropologists’ security experts, to public officers, anti-terror units, to local and international humanitarian agencies well as the many families that have been victims of terror activities worldwide.
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