Three Kenyans linked to terror suspect out on bail NAIROBI, Aug. 11 (Xinhua) -- A Kenyan court on Monday released on bail three family members who had been charged with harboring terror suspect Fazul Abdullah Mohammed to escape police dragnet early this month.

Excerpt from report by Cyrus Ombati and Brian Adero entitled: "Strange mission at Wilson Airport" published by Kenyan privately- owned daily newspaper The Standard website on 11 August; subheadings inserted editorially Strange and unscheduled military planes from the US have in the last two months been making secretive night landings in Kenya, in what are feared as missions to move terror suspects from the country.

By ROBERT BURNS WASHINGTON - The United States launched an airstrike in Somalia against suspected terrorist targets - the second such attack this month, defense officials said Wednesday.

By Associated Press NAIROBI, Kenya -- Ethiopian and U.S. forces were in pursuit of three top al-Qaida suspects Thursday, with a senior U.S. official confirming that none of them were killed in a U.S. airstrike and were believed to still be in Somalia.

By MOHAMED OLAD HASSAN, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS MOGADISHU, Somalia Ethiopia's prime minister said Wednesday the U.S. military targeted 20 high-level members of an Islamic movement linked to al-Qaida in an airstrike this week in southern Somalia, attacking quickly before the Islamists could escape.